Author Archives: Britton Gray

The warmer weather this time of year may be a good excuse to get outside, but it doesn't come without its potential hazards, especially in one Regina family's case. Marshall Pelletier said on Monday h...

Brad Wall is on what's being called a "Saskatchewan Ingredients Tour" for the next couple of weeks. The premier began his tour at the CanMar Grain Products plant in Regina Monday, a company that turns...

Members of the Regina business community and local Syrian refugees met today to discuss future business connections. The event was put on by the Regina Open Door Society and the Regina and Distri...

Premier Brad Wall is taking a trip to Washington in April. With a new administration and president in charge, Wall believes there are some Saskatchewan interests that need to be discussed and pro...

The event has been in the making for more than a year and now CFL Week is mere weeks away. The CFL was in Regina on Monday afternoon to announce their CFL Week sponsor - Mark's - and to talk about mor...

There are calls for a change in legislation following a dangerous near-miss for one tow truck operator. Last week, on the Trans-Canada near Belle Plaine an operator was nearly hit, running out of the ...

The Regina Pats have lost 17-year-old forward Jake Leschyshyn to a season ending knee injury, the club announced Monday. The injury happened during the Pats Feb. 3 game versus Saskatoon. Leschyshyn wa...

The 33 people who jumped into ice cold water amidst an extreme cold warning were "freezin' for a reason"-23,000 reasons, to be exact. The 2017 Polar Plunge raised more than $23,000 for Special Olympic...

Police are calling the gun amnesty program in the Queen City a success. Deputy Police Chief Dean Rae told 980 CJME's Gormley Show the week has been "extremely successful" with 67 calls for service and...

In a town that's seemingly so focused on the green and white team down the road, Luther Invitational Tournament (LIT) still never fails to attract a crowd. Okay, it might not be the 30,000 people that...