Category Archives: (980 CJME) *Saskatchewan News (Shared)

Members of the University of Regina Students' Union (URSU) will be packing up and moving out of the university. This comes after the university's President and Vice-Chancellor, Jeff Keshen, announced ...

Nine people are facing charges after six vehicles were stolen from a Regina business last weekend. According to the Regina Police Service, officers were called to the business on 12th Avenue East just...

Large hail, strong winds, and funnel clouds hit parts of Saskatchewan on Wednesday as wicked storms rolled through the province. Environment Canada was keeping an eye on severe storms moving through c...

The Regina International Airport could see many disruptions in the coming days due to the looming strike by Air Canada flight attendants. James Bogusz, president and CEO of the Regina Airport Authorit...

The head of the Saskatchewan Urban Municipalities Association says he's grateful for the new provincial safety legislation, but wants the province to do more to tackle the root causes of mental health...

Samantha Lawler, will be setting her alarm early to catch the Perseid meteor shower Wednesday morning. The University of Regina astronomy professor was a guest on the Greg Morgan Morning Show on Tuesd...

Saskatchewan farmers are bracing for a major hit after China announced plans to impose a nearly 76 percent tariff on Canadian canola starting August 14, effectively shutting the door on one of the cro...

The decision from the Saskatchewan Court of Appeal said everything UR Pride wanted it to say, according to Dr. j wallace skelton. However, skelton, a board member of UR Pride and assistant professor o...

One doesn't have to go far to see the effects that drugs like fentanyl can have on a community. But while it's easy to see the effects on drug users, it can be harder to spot the effects that respondi...

A lawyer for Egale Canada was very happy with the decision that came down on Monday morning from the Saskatchewan Court of Appeal on the provincial government's pronoun law. In a 4-1 decision, the cou...