Author Archives: CJME News

COVID-19 isn't just affecting people physically in 2020. The global pandemic has been causing a lot of stress on people. Dr. Gordon Asmundson, a psychology professor at the University of Regina, says ...

The Saskatchewan Health Authority has issued an advisory for eight communities and one WestJet flight about possible COVID-19 exposures. According to the SHA, someone who was likely infectious at the ...

A 24-year-old man from the Vibank area is dead after a car and an all-terrain vehicle collided Saturday near Vibank. In a media release Tuesday, the Indian Head RCMP said officers responded Saturday a...

The Yorkton RCMP detachment reopened to the public Tuesday. On Sept. 28, the detachment was closed for two weeks after an officer tested positive for COVID-19. Those who were in close contact with tha...

8:30 – SaskParty and NDP both released their platforms Friday, with Scott Moe focusing on balancing the budget and Ryan Meili promising to increase spending across the board. Political scientist...

Winston Knoll Collegiate and Regina Public Schools announced Monday the high school in Regina's north end will be open for classes Tuesday. Classes at Winston Knoll were cancelled Friday afternoon aft...

Making its triumphant return, the 980 CJME Leaders' Debate Buzzword Bingo! Saskatchewan Party Leader Scott Moe and NDP Leader Ryan Meili are to come face to face Wednesday night in the leaders' debate...

Following Monday's large caseload of COVID-19 in Saskatchewan, the province is calling for increased vigilance from residents. There have been 106 COVID-19 cases since Saturday. "We have seen our case...

Saskatchewan is reporting another jump in COVID-19 cases, the largest since July 29. There were 48 new cases and 12 recoveries reported Monday. Nineteen of the new cases are in the north-central area....

As COVID-19 cases in Saskatchewan rise, NDP leader Ryan Meili took Thanksgiving Monday to say how his party would attempt to bolster Saskatchewan’s fight against the coronavirus. On an early-mor...