Author Archives: CJME News

In media circles we call it "the money clip". On Tuesday Leader-Post reporter Murray McCormick asked the man in charge, Chris Jones, how he would grade his own performance this season, and he said "No...

October has not been kind to La Ronge. Following another tragic loss of young life, the community has banded together for their youth. In the last month, six young girls from northern Saskatchewan com...

Will the veteran quarterback re-sign with the Saskatchewan Roughriders? Or are his demands too high for the CFL team, which means he can become a free agent in the offseason? Even Durant's status for ...

There is nothing better than a game 7.   I don't care what the sport is or who is playing, it's game 7. I don't know why but I get nervous before a game 7 even though I have no stakes in the resu...

With changes to the Saskatchewan's impaired driving laws on the horizon, 980 CJME is asking how many drinks does it take to exceed a blood alcohol content of .04? Under the new rules, a vehicle will b...

As the province is strengthening impaired driving laws, it's also amending its approach to distracted driving. A number of court challenges saw drivers successfully argue they were simply holding thei...

Despite being outplayed and out-chanced for the majority of the night, the Saskatoon Blades somehow made it close in a 4-3 loss to Seattle Tuesday night. It was a tough start for goalie Logan Flodell,...

Saskatchewan's new advocate for children and youth is heading north as soon as possible. Tuesday marked Corey O'Soup's first day in the role, after taking over from the previous advocate Bob Pringle. ...

In the quiet halls of Prairieland Park, families lined up for a rare chance to meet a revered religious leader. His Holiness Hazrat Mirza Masroor Ahmad, the fifth Khalifa - or Caliph - of the Ahmadiyy...

A youth protest last week has prompted discussion on whether a balanced approach is being taken to teach a group of Saskatoon grade 8 students about the environment. On Thursday, 45 students gathered ...