Murray Wood: Reporting live from beneath mounds of data
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'He taught us well:' First Bushwakker Mead Day without founder
For more than two decades, Regina's Bushwakker Brewpub has kicked off the Christmas season by releasing a limited supply of their signature blackberry mead, and Saturday that tradition continued. Howe...
Dec 02, 2017 Dozens lined up to purchase the limited edition Bushwakker Brewpub's blackberry mead on Dec. 2, 2017 (Jessie Anton/980 CJME)
In Flynn, Mueller unearths more lies – and a key witness
WASHINGTON - More smoke but no smoking gun. Michael Flynn's guilty plea Friday revealed a new layer of lies unearthed by the far-reaching investigation into ties between President Donald Trump and Rus...
Dec 02, 2017 (The Associated Press)
Regina could see ride sharing by next year: mayor
Regina's mayor is hopeful Uber and other ride sharing companies are able to operate in the Queen City by sometime next year. Mayor Michael Fougere indicated there are a few steps before that happens. ...
Dec 02, 2017 Speaking to reporters at city hall on Dec. 1, 2017, Mayor Michael Fougere says he hopes to see ride sharing companies operating in Regina sometime in 2018. (Kevin Martel/980 CJME)
Skiers delight, Mission Ridge opens for the season
Skiers and snowboarders in southern Saskatchewan can strap on their boots, Mission Ridge opens for the season Saturday. Don Williams, the general manager for Mission Ridge, said the nice weather we've...
Dec 02, 2017
'Stop hiding:' Sask. AIDS advocate pushes to shatter stigma
Next summer will mark a decade since Saskatoon's Kristin Dunn was first diagnosed with HIV. Despite being vocal about it now, she said for over half that time she kept it a secret, due to the stigma a...
Dec 01, 2017 Kristin Dunn shares her story at the World AIDS Day flag raising in front of the Saskatchewan Legislature on Dec. 1, 2017. (Jessie Anton/980 CJME)
Family of Sask. wildfire burn victim grateful for support
Edward Reihl is on the road to recovery after crawling through flames on his hands and knees during raging wildfires in southern Saskatchewan. According to his son, Kent, Reihl was trying to save his ...
Dec 01, 2017 Wildfire still smouldering near the Village of Empress Oct. 18, 2017. (Jenny Hagan/Twitter)
City proposes 2 per cent increase to water bills
Flushing, turning on the tap and watering lawns could cost Regina homeowners more in the new year. Regina city administration has released the proposed 2018 utility budget, and it recommends an increa...
Dec 01, 2017 City administration unveils its proposed 2018 utility budget to media on Dec. 1, 2017. (Kevin Martel/980 CJME)
Wait times in emergency rooms continue to rise: report
It appears people in Saskatchewan will continue to wait for emergency care at hospitals. A report by the Canadian Institute of Health Information (CIHI) indicated wait times are on the rise across Can...
Dec 01, 2017 (980 CJME file photo)
Temperature roller-coaster expected for Sask. winter
The upcoming winter in Saskatchewan might not be filled with as much doom and gloom as originally predicted. "It's not going to be the horror story that a lot of forecasters have suggested it's going ...
Dec 01, 2017
‘Unstoppable’ labour market adds jobs for 12th month, drops jobless rate to 5.9%
OTTAWA - A wave of job creation last month knocked the unemployment rate down to 5.9 per cent - its lowest level in nearly a decade. The economy churned out another 79,500 net new jobs in November and...
Dec 01, 2017
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Sarah Mills: There is something to the art of letter writing
In our instant world, where everyone is a text away, Sarah Mills says there is something wistful about waiting for a let...
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TODAY ON EVAN BRAY
The Evan Bray Show - Thursday, June 25
8:30 - After tabling the first volume of her 2026 report on Tuesday morning, Evan speaks with Saskatchewan's provincial ...