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From the newscasts that keep you informed each day to the work of our reporters bringing you the stories that matter, 980 CJME is dedicated to keeping you informed and up to speed.
Those efforts have been recognized by the Radio Television Digital News Association (RTDNA), which represents radio and TV newsrooms across Canada.
Read more:
- 980 CJME’s newscast, special coverage and sports reporting shortlisted for awards
- 980 CJME wins best news feature on the Prairies at RTNDA awards
- 980 CJME picks up three RTDNA award nominations for outstanding journalism
980 CJME has won in the Breaking News category for our coverage of the Regina refinery explosion, which left two workers injured in March of 2025.
Listeners and readers were kept up to date as the story developed throughout that morning, with Regina’s fire chief and the Co-op confirming what had happened.
Additionally, 980 CJME sports reporter Britton Gray was recognized individually for his feature reporting on two teens from Saudi Arabia who had taken up curling after moving to Regina. They play recreationally, and the two had never even heard of curling before coming to Canada for educational opportunities.
650 CKOM was also acknowledged by the RTDNA with awards in the Radio Newscast and News – Live Special Event categories.
The station picked up the award for a newscast aired in November of 2025, the morning after the Saskatchewan Roughriders won the Grey Cup. The broadcast featured reporters in Winnipeg, Saskatoon and along Regina’s Green Mile as fans and the team celebrated.
The Live Special Event award recognized the collective efforts of our two teams for a nearly five-hour federal election night broadcast.
The four awards are now finalists for RTDNA’s national awards, which will be handed out in November.
