Murray Wood: Remembering the Rev
Michael Zaplitny loved radio, his family and his friends. Not necessarily in that order. Murray Wood says the people who...
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Kipling resident builds impressive outdoor rink
Kipling's Alan Batters hasn't built your ordinary backyard rink. For one, the surface is huge. Photographs show the icy expanse covers an area larger than the footprint of homes in the background. Spe...
Dec 07, 2020 An aerial photograph of Alan Batters' outdoor rink in Kipling, Sask. (CJME Morning Show/Facebook)
Regina caterers pivoting to stay open
Local catering companies are working hard to adjust to these COVID times. In the holiday season, they would usually be preparing meals for over a hundred people. Now, they're delivering meals to singl...
Dec 06, 2020
Sask. nurses’ union shocked COVID rules could be relaxed for Christmas
Premier Scott Moe has been keeping the door open to the idea of COVID-19 restrictions being loosened by Christmas, allowing people to gather in slightly larger groups for the holiday. The president of...
Dec 06, 2020 (980 CJME file photo)
Saskatoon company makes breakthrough in sustainable power project
A major breakthrough in Saskatchewan's energy sector has one company excited to be in hot water. Deep Earth Energy Production has announced completion of the world's first 90-degree horizontal well ai...
Dec 06, 2020 (Kirsten Marcia/Twitter)
‘A mighty fine man’: Indigenous hockey pioneer Fred Sasakamoose remembered at funeral
Fred Sasakamoose was intent on telling his story. The Indigenous hockey pioneer didn't realize he was running out of time. Sasakamoose, who was remembered as a survivor, trailblazer and community lead...
Dec 06, 2020 (The Canadian Press)
Vancouver Canucks anthem singer is let go for ‘standing up against’ COVID rules
VANCOUVER - The popular singer of O Canada at the Vancouver Canucks hockey games says he knew he might lose his job for standing up against what he describes as the "tyranny" of COVID-19 restrictions....
Dec 06, 2020 (The Canadian Press)
Sask. families react to increased autism funding
More autism supports are coming for some Saskatchewan families. But for many, they will still be on their own. Beginning in 2021, families with an autistic child under the age of 12 will be eligible t...
Dec 05, 2020 Avery Emde pictured when he was 7. (Katie Emde/ Submitted)
Province to make more than 1,000 improvements to health-care facilities
The provincial government is outlining a $100-million investment in health-care facilities across Saskatchewan. In a media release Friday, the province noted that more than 1,000 projects have been id...
Dec 04, 2020 (980 CJME file photo)
Study shows pandemic's impact on mental health
Many Canadians are struggling with mental health due to the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic, according to a new survey. The study, done by the Canadian Mental Health Association from Sept. 14-21, determined...
Dec 03, 2020
'Dear Santa': SGI's latest campaign against impaired driving
This holiday season, SGI once again is urging people not to drive while under the influence of drugs or alcohol. The Crown corporation's traffic safety spotlight for December is on impaired driving. T...
Dec 03, 2020
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Sarah Mills: A lavish, spectacle wedding seems cheap
If Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce get married this weekend at Madison Square Garden, Sarah Mills says it could take over ...
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Brent Loucks explores possible years of tense negotiations as the end of the CUSMA agreement nears, learns about a new v...