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With the holidays quickly approaching, the City of Regina is reminding residents that they shouldn't have to worry about trash piling up. Biweekly trash collection will be reverting to weekly collecti...

A uranium mine in northern Saskatchewan is temporarily suspending production due to “increasing risks posed” by COVID-19. Cameco operates the Cigar Lake uranium mine, which now has three p...

8:30 – You’ll be paying more for fuel under the Trudeau Government’s new climate plan, unveiled Friday. The plan would increase the carbon tax by $15 annually until it hits $170/tonn...

Two more schools in Regina are reporting a case of COVID-19. The Regina Catholic School Division said in an email that a person was diagnosed at Riffel High School. In the public system, a case was al...

It’s uncharted territory in 2020- a winter cold snap on the prairies. With the mild winter welcomed by many, it seems as though Saskatchewan is settling in to a brief, short shot of cold air for...

Another three people have died while infected with COVID. In a news release Sunday, the Ministry of Health reported the three deaths. Of those deaths, two people were 80 or older, both from Saskatoon....

980 CJME's 51st annual Santas Anonymous was able to adapt to the pandemic to spread Christmas cheer. COVID meant that it wouldn't be safe to hold the traditional Wrap Day, where volunteers would gathe...

New COVID cases have been discovered at multiple schools in Saskatoon and Regina. In Saskatoon, one person has tested positive at both St. Kateri Tekakwitha Catholic School and Father Robinson School....

People who need to go for their road test to get their driver’s licence are going to face months-long waits in some parts of the province. "In cities like Saskatoon and Regina, the waits are lon...

The first trucks carrying a COVID-19 vaccine for widespread use in the United States were set to pull out of a Michigan manufacturing plant Sunday, with the shots that are critical to stopping the nat...