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Those hoping to take a dip in the pool at the Lawson Aquatic Centre this week will have to hold off for the foreseeable future. The City of Regina says a power outage on Tuesday caused a breakdown in ...

Saskatchewan's premier seems to be looking to the west with approval after the United Conservative Party, with Jason Kenney at the helm, claimed a victory in Tuesday's Alberta election. Speaking with ...

It's looking like Good Friday will be filled with sunshine this year -- a far cry from the snow and wind we had last year. Environment Canada's forecast for the long weekend currently has Friday sitti...

U.S. Customs and Border Protection (CBP) has reversed a decision it made on the hours of operation at a border crossing south of Regina. In a media release, the American government body announced it w...

A woman from Saskatoon is among a group of 25 Canadians working at a field hospital in Mozambique, which was struck by Cyclone Idai last month. The storm, which also hit Zimbabwe and Malawi, has kille...

According to a media release from the Heritage Community Association on Wednesday, a 14-year-old girl who was reported missing Tuesday has been found and returned to her family.

980 CJME will have live coverage of the Alberta election from the moment the polls close at 8 p.m. Catch up-to-the-moment results and analysis from Global News Radio on 980 CJME.  

The renewal of Regina's railyards could be ready to roll soon. During a visit to the Greg Morgan Morning Show on Tuesday, Mayor Michael Fougere said preparations for the project are to get started thi...

A Regina Police Service corporal is facing two charges of assault after an investigation by the Public Complaints Commission (PCC). Colin Bradley Magee, 46, was on duty when the alleged assaults again...

Noel Starblanket, a residential school survivor who became a leader in Saskatchewan's Indigenous community, died Monday morning in a Regina hospital. He was 72. Starblanket became chief of the Star Bl...