Author Archives: CJME News

By Doug Lett The City of Humboldt is adding its voice to those calling for the province to change municipal election dates. The city has sent a letter to the provincial government, calling for the ele...

The RCMP says an officer who pulled over a suspected drunk driver found something troubling in the backseat of the man's vehicle -- a six-year-old sitting on a toolbox without a seatbelt. In a media r...

Mark McMorris is used to going down mountains, but now he finds himself sitting alone at the top of one. The 29-year-old Regina product is now the all-time Winter X Games medal leader after capturing ...

The RCMP is searching for a man whom police say sexually assaulted a young girl in a dressing room of the hockey rink in Lashburn. In a media release Monday, the Mounties said officers from the Maidst...

Evraz says "unfairly traded imports" are behind its decision to lay off employees, including about 120 workers at the company's steel mill in Regina. In a two-paragraph statement emailed to 980 CJME o...

The so-called "Siberian Express" still hasn't left the station in Saskatchewan. Environment Canada once again issued extreme cold warnings for areas of northern Saskatchewan and regions in the south M...

The Golden Jet has passed away. Hockey legend Bobby Hull -- the first player to score more than 50 goals in an NHL season -- died Monday at the age of 84. https://twitter.com/NHLAlumni/status/16200845...

8:30 - The Supreme Court of Canada put in a ruling on how mandatory sentences are handled and Sean Fine, The Glove and Mail Justice Writer joins Gormley to explained what has happened. LIVE: Sean Fine...

Connor Bedard helped stake the Regina Pats to a three-goal lead over the Medicine Hat Tigers on Sunday at the Brandt Centre. Then the roof fell in on the Pats. By the 13:47 mark of the second period, ...

The Saskatoon Blades were 68 seconds away from a regulation win Saturday in Calgary. Instead, Egor Sidorov got to play the overtime hero for the visitors. EGOR SIDOR-OT goes coast-to-coast to end the ...