Author Archives: CJME News

Drivers will soon need to slow down when driving through Saskatoon's west side. On Monday, the city's transportation committee backed a proposal to lower the speed limit from 50 kilometres to 40 kilom...

A former substitute teacher is set to learn whether she'll keep her teaching certificate following a Saskatchewan Teacher's Federation (STF) hearing in Saskatoon. Erin Osmond, 30, was f...

The Fort McMurray wildfire has hit right at the foot of Canada's oilsands.   CJME business analyst Paul Martin believes the wildfires will have an impact on oil production in the area.   "It...

An artist who was forced to evacuate from his home in Fort McMurray is using a portrait he did of the regional fire chief to make sure people in the community have support when they get to return. "I ...

Southern Saskatchewan is in for a cool down, and possible flooding in areas, as much-needed rain pours in parts of the province. Rainfall warnings were issued early Tuesday for the southwest stretchin...

With thousands of people watching, a Saskatchewan musician was able to join hundreds of country greats by taking the stage at the Ryman Auditorium in Nashville Sunday night.   Colter Wall, a coun...

Police are looking to speak to two men seen on surveillance video the night a woman died in a Regina hotel. On Monday, the Regina Police Service released an image showing the two men in the lobby of t...

Contract disputes between the city and EllisDon could delay the opening of the Remai Modern Art Gallery and raise the final price tag yet again. The city and project contractor have a "number of outst...

The wildfire around Fort McMurray may contribute to higher gas prices this summer -- but  they shouldn't cause any immediate spikes.   Rather, in an appearance on Saskatoon Afternoon with Da...

Dry conditions are causing the province to cut back the amount of water it lets out of Lake Diefenbaker.   Patrick Boyle, a spokesperson for the Water Security Agency, said the inflows from ...