CJVR (Melfort, SK)

CJVR-FM is a radio station in Canada that operates on the frequency of 105.1 FM, located in Melfort, Saskatchewan. The station is part of Fabmar Communications and features a country music format. It shares its building with its sister station, CKJH, which is situated at 611 Main Street.

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Inspiring students at AgTech Expo

3 weeks ago | cjvr.com | Alice McFarlane

There will be an opportunity for high school students to learn more about careers in agriculture in Yorkton, Sask. Agriculture in the Classroom Saskatchewan (AITC-SK) is partnering with Cornerstone Credit Union for AgTech Expo, taking place on April 2 and 3. This will be an immersive, hands-on experience exploring the latest career opportunities in agricultural technology and food production.
Provincial park bookings start next week, sites added

3 weeks ago | cjvr.com | Susan McNeil

This year’s camping season is getting started with the addition of new seasonal sites and Candle Lake and Meadow Lake Provincial Park. The province announced new sites have been added to Buffalo Pound Crooked Lake, Great Blue Heron and Makwa camprounds as well. All told, 63 new seasonal sites were added along with two new Camp-Easy yurts at Rowan’s Ravine Provincial Park. Bookings open for seasonal sites on April 7 and between April 8 and 15, people can book their overnight sites as well.
City of Humboldt crews prepare for Alberta Clipper, aftermath

4 weeks ago | cjvr.com | Cam Lee

The City of Humboldt is preparing for the snow and wind as winter refuses to go away quietly. An Alberta Clipper is expected to bring 10 cm of snow or more to the Humboldt area, along with wind gusts up to 70 km/h. That combination is expected to make life miserable for motorists across the province. Director of Public Works and Utilities Peter Bergquist told northeastNOW that the wind can play a larger role in a storm system than one thinks.
Old Man Winter not quite done with Saskatchewan as snow approaches

1 month ago | cjvr.com | Cam Lee

One last gasp of winter is heading our way. The province will see an Alberta Clipper coming through on Thursday, bringing with it significant precipitation and strong wind. Danielle Desjardins of Environment and Climate Change Canada said the system is expected to arrive overnight into Thursday morning in west-central areas of the province. The system will then head east, largely following the path of the Yellowhead Highway through the central part of Saskatchewan.
Provincial action needed after federal tariff relief measures

1 month ago | cjvr.com | Alice McFarlane

The Agricultural Producers Association of Saskatchewan (APAS) is urging the Saskatchewan Government for prompt action and financial aid following the federal government’s increase in AgriStability support. This comes in response to China’s tariffs on canola oil, canola meal, and peas, which threaten Saskatchewan farmers’ cash flow.
City of Humboldt issues tips to homeowners about the spring thaw

1 month ago | cjvr.com | Cam Lee

The warm weather is welcome, but the spring thaw and melt can lead to issues for unprepared homeowners. The City of Humboldt is asking residents if their home is ready for the spring thaw. “Flood damage can be quite costly. With the arrival of spring, it is important to be aware of the risks spring thaw can bring,” a city news release said. They offered several tips for residents to keep the spring melt from affecting their homes. Tips include shoveling snow away from the home’s foundation.
HDHF changes name as Equip to Care campaign kicks off

1 month ago | cjvr.com | Cam Lee

Same abbreviation, different name. The Humboldt District Hospital Foundation is no more and has been renamed to the Humboldt District Health Foundation. The organization’s new logo celebrating their name change.
Tisdale’s 100 Women Who Care chapter awards $10,000

1 month ago | cjvr.com | Cam Lee

The 100 Women Who Care chapter in Tisdale has awarded their first ten thousand dollars. At their inaugural meeting this week, the organization donated the money to the Salvation Army Food Bank. Tisdale chapter spokesperson Dorthy Folden told northeastNOW that about 70 women came to the meeting to hear from the three different non-profit organizations. Chapter members can vote prior to the meeting and donate the money afterward or come to the meetings.
Feds provide money for the Hudson Bay Railway and Port of Churchill

1 month ago | cjvr.com | Alice McFarlane

Trade infrastructure and transportation corridors make it possible for Canada to get its products to global markets. To support that the federal government will be providing funding to open new potential markets through the Arctic and secure reliable surface transportation through northern Manitoba.
Saskatchewan leads the way in farmland values

1 month ago | cjvr.com | Alice McFarlane

Farm Credit Canada (FCC) reports the average value of Canadian farmland was up 9.3 per cent compared to 11.5 per cent the previous year. Saskatchewan led all provinces at 13.1 per cent but still below the 15.7 per cent set in 2023 and 14.2 per cent in 2022. FCC Chief Economist J.P. Gervais is not surprised by the 13.1 per cent increase even though there were lower prices for grains, oilseeds and pulses last year.