CJME (Regina, SK)

CJME is a radio station located in Regina, Saskatchewan, Canada, operating on a frequency of 980 kHz. The station features a news and talk format. It shares its studio facilities with its sister stations, CIZL-FM and CKCK-FM, at 2401 Saskatchewan Drive in Regina.

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#156317

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#4451

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#312

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‘We’ve been heard’: Regina Smart Water Metre Alliance group meets with mayor

2 weeks ago | cjme.com | Nicole Garn

The Regina Smart Water Meter Alliance group said now is the time for residents to speak up if they’re having problems with their new water meter. Members of the group recently met with Mayor Chad Bachynski to discuss their concerns about the newly installed meters.
Sask. NDP questions Scott Moe’s stance on western separatism

2 weeks ago | cjme.com | Lisa Schick

Saskatchewan Premier Scott Moe made it clear that he doesn’t support western separation on Monday, but the leader of the opposition is wondering why it took him so long to do so. Speaking to media on Friday, Moe was asked about support for comments claiming that a vote for the Liberal party in the federal election is a vote for western Canadian secession. At that time, Moe said he wouldn’t comment on western secession, but said his government will work with whoever wins the federal election.
Carney, Starmer discuss deeper trade ties in response to Trump’s tariff war

2 weeks ago | cjme.com | Taylor Macpherson

OTTAWA — Prime Minister Mark Carney says he spoke Sunday with his counterpart in the United Kingdom about the fallout from the United States’ global tariff campaign.
Improved notifynow in Regina intended to complement other alert systems

2 weeks ago | cjme.com | Lisa Schick

For the second time, the City of Regina has launched its notifynow emergency alert system to the public. It was launched on Thursday, and aims to send out public safety information to people in Regina about emergencies including extreme weather, evacuations, shelter-in-place orders, major fires, service disruptions, boil water advisories and more.
Recruiters see surge in U.S. doctors looking to move to Canada since Trump election

2 weeks ago | cjme.com | Taylor Macpherson

HALIFAX — Recruiters say there’s been a surge of interest from American doctors considering moving to Canada since the election of U.S. president Donald Trump in November. Katrina Philopoulos, recruitment director for Nova Scotia Health, says 27 American doctors are in serious negotiations to move, which to date has resulted in one person being hired and a second who is expected to move to the province next year. Read More:Moe hopes new urgent care centres will help struggling Sask. hospitalsSask.
Atlantic premiers hold the line on retaliatory measures, citing tariff uncertainty

3 weeks ago | cjme.com | Taylor Macpherson

HALIFAX — Premiers in the Atlantic region say economic uncertainty remains even though Canada was left out of the latest round of global U.S. tariffs. On Wednesday, Trump announced a 10 per cent baseline tariff on imports from most countries, but a White House fact sheet said goods covered by the free-trade deal between Canada, the U.S. and Mexico were exempted.
Remove drugs from potential retaliatory tariffs list, pharmacists urge

3 weeks ago | cjme.com | Taylor Macpherson

TORONTO — The Canadian Pharmacists Association is urging the federal government to remove all drug-related products from its list of potential retaliatory tariffs against the U.S.The association says there are currently eight pharmaceutical tariff codes on the list, but it’s not clear which specific medications or drug products they include.
Canadian book industry calls on government to keep it out of trade war

3 weeks ago | cjme.com | Taylor Macpherson

TORONTO — Canada’s literary institutions are banding together on the eve of an expected announcement about counter-tariffs on U.S. imports that could include books. Booksellers big and small, libraries and publishers are advocating for books to be left off the list of American-made items subject to tariffs from the Canadian government. Read More:Sask.
Federal party leaders continue campaigning as more Trump tariffs loom

3 weeks ago | cjme.com | Taylor Macpherson

OTTAWA — Party leaders are likely to receive questions about Canada-U.S. relations during their campaign stops today, a day before American President Donald Trump is expected to impose “reciprocal” tariffs by increasing U.S. duties to match the tax rates that other countries charge on imports. Tomorrow, Trump may also reinstate economy-wide tariffs on Canada and Mexico, which he has linked to the flow of fentanyl. Read More:Sask.
Changing the game: Celebrating women in sports with the Riders

3 weeks ago | cjme.com | Brittany Caffet

When you think of the Saskatchewan Roughriders, you likely imagine the team on the field at Mosaic Stadium. The sharp snap of the ball, hard-hitting tackles, and the roar of 30,000 fans. The roster is made up entirely of men, and traditionally, the sidelines and locker rooms have reflected that. But behind every touchdown, every play call and every cheer from the stands, there’s an often-unseen force pushing the team forward: women.