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For a brief period Monday, Michael Kram was thinking he wouldn't be giving up his day job. "I went to Elections.ca and the first two polls that came in didn't go my way and I was thinking, 'OK, I gues...

As a Liberal minority government was projected across Canada, a blue wave swept across Saskatchewan. The Conservative Party won in all 14 of the province's ridings, including that of longtime Liberal ...

Flu season is right around the corner, and starting today residents can do their part to protect themselves from illness. As of Monday the influenza vaccine is available at public health clinics acros...

8:30 – Hooray, hooray, today’s election day! During the campaign we reached out to the leaders of every major party and offer them a chance to join our show. We’ve already spoken to ...

It's Hockey Week in Regina. Mayor Michael Fougere issued a proclamation Monday calling for residents to celebrate hockey over the next seven days. Regina is to play host to the Tim Hortons NHL Heritag...

Listen live here to 980 CJME's coverage of Decision 2019, starting at 6 p.m.

Katherine Gagne has had a rough week, she said, since the Regina Public Schools board of trustees meeting on Tuesday last week; she's been called all kinds of names and there's even a petition going a...

The Saskatoon Hilltops are off to Prairie Football Conference (PFC) Final after defeating the Edmonton Wildcats 31-7 Sunday at SMF Field. The two teams met for the second time in as many weeks after a...

A standoff on the Big Island Cree Nation ended peacefully with the arrest of a man wanted for murder. On Sunday afternoon, Pierceland RCMP said a dangerous man had barricaded himself inside a home on ...

The University of Saskatchewan Huskies football team failed to make up any ground in the Canada West standings after a 38-37 upset loss to the University of British Columbia Thunderbirds Saturday in V...