Author Archives: CJME News

Participants in Regina's largest marathon will be hitting the road again in September. The Queen City Marathon, which was held virtually in 2020 due to COVID-19, is to be held in person this fall. "We...

With the end apparently in sight for COVID-19 in Saskatchewan, it’s time for not only people to heal, but businesses as well. Over the course of the pandemic, the hospitality industry suffered i...

The number of COVID-19 patients in Saskatchewan's intensive care units has fallen to its lowest level since Remembrance Day. The Ministry of Health announced Wednesday there were 12 people with COVID ...

The Regina Police Service is asking for the public's help in solving an armed robbery and shooting that happened in the city early Wednesday. In a media release, police say officers found what appeare...

You've heard of a nasty lawn before. Now we're hearing about people doing the nasty on the lawn. In North Battleford, the RCMP says someone out mowing their lawn Tuesday at 7 p.m., found two people ha...

At least three tornadoes touched down Tuesday evening in central-west Saskatchewan. That's according to Environment Canada meteorologist Dan Fulton, who says a night of thunderstorms, hail and vicious...

Anyone looking to strike it rich in a lottery in Saskatchewan will have to pin their hopes on Lotto 6/49 or Lotto Max. Premier Scott Moe reiterated Tuesday that the province will not hold a lottery to...

The Western Hockey League is preparing to drop the puck on a full season in October. The league finished its annual general meeting Tuesday, when an opening date of Oct. 1 and the reintroduction of pl...

The Saskatchewan Health Authority is rolling up its sleeves in hopes of getting more Saskatchewan people to roll up theirs. With the number of first doses lagging in recent weeks, the SHA is going to ...

For the second straight day, Saskatchewan reported its lowest daily total of new COVID-19 cases for 2021. One day after announcing 55 new cases, the Ministry of Health reported 47 new infections Tuesd...