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Sarah Mills
Local union comes together for Santas Anonymous
For 50 years, Santas Anonymous has been ensuring no kid goes without a present at Christmas. Jackie Christianson knows how important that is -- she was once a recipient. "The program makes sure everyo...
Sarah Mills
Dec 06, 2019
(Britton Gray/980 CJME file photo)
Saskatchewan voters prepare for federal election
With the writ now dropped, attention turns to Saskatchewan's 14 ridings. Currently, the province is represented by 10 Conservatives, two NDP members, one Liberal and one independent. It is anticipated...
Sarah Mills
Sep 11, 2019
Magnitude 4.1 earthquake strikes Esterhazy area
It wasn't the end to the peaceful family evening Grant Moore was expecting. His house shook and chairs rocked as an earthquake hit the Esterhazy area Thursday night. It was confirmed by the United Sta...
Sarah Mills
Aug 15, 2019
A map from the U.S. Geological Survey shows the area where an earthquake was recorded near Esterhazy on Aug. 15, 2019.
"Today is for the ones that aren’t there": D-Day remembered
Three distinctive stacks of chalk rise majestically about eight storeys high from the western edge of the Isle of Wight, off the south coast of England. Known locally as The Needles, they would have b...
Sarah Mills
Jun 06, 2019
“A sight you couldn’t imagine”: Veteran remembers D-Day
The bloody 27-minute opening of the movie Saving Private Ryan is uncompromising and brutal. But it serves to reveal the horror of armed combat and perhaps allow a person who wasn't there to appreciate...
Sarah Mills
Jun 05, 2019
D-Day veteran remembered by great-nephew
If you were living in California in the decades after the Second World War, you might not have known anything was extraordinary about Evert Nordstrom. The Canadian veteran lived an unassuming, simple ...
Sarah Mills
Jun 04, 2019
Warrant Officer Peter Nordstrom with the memorabilia of his great-uncle, D-Day veteran Evert Nordstrom, on May 29, 2019 (Sarah Mills/980 CJME)
Regina Rifles on D-Day: The run of their lives
It was a day that changed the course of history and put the spotlight firmly on a bunch of "Farmer Johns." That's what the Royal Regina Rifles were nicknamed during the Second World War. They were see...
Sarah Mills
Jun 03, 2019
(Photo courtesy of the Royal Canadian Legion Regina branch)
Regina resident remembers the day The Monkees came to town
Only a daydream believer could come up with something like this. Imagine spending a magical night singing with The Monkees around Regina's Whitmore Park neighbourhood in the late 1960s. That's exactly...
Sarah Mills
Feb 21, 2019
Peter Tork (left), a member of The Monkees, died Thursday.
Sask. broadcaster John Himpe dies at 38
The broadcasting community on the prairies is mourning the loss of a friend and former colleague to many. Broadcaster John Himpe died suddenly in Calgary on Friday at the age of 38. The Yorkton-native...
Sarah Mills
Jan 28, 2019
John Himpe (second from the left), pictured here with colleagues at Rawlco Radio, covered many provincial budgets on 980 CJME. (johnhimpe.com)
Carbon tax expected to dominate premier’s year
At the end of 2018, 980 CJME news director Sarah Mills sat down with Premier Scott Moe for his annual year-end interview. Newly-elected as leader at the start of 2018, Moe looked back on some of the s...
Sarah Mills
Jan 02, 2019
Saskatchewan Premier Scott Moe poses for a photo in his office at the Legislature on Dec. 11, 2018. (Sarah Mills/980 CJME)
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