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Behind the Headlines: Twin sisters from Saudi Arabia fall in love with curling
Retag and Renad Ahmed have only been in Canada for a few years, but have already fallen in love with a national pastime – curling. 980 CJME's Britton Gray met with the twin sisters to talk about what the winter sport means to them.
Behind the Headlines: Regina Cat Rescue on intake freeze, calls for fosters
Alanna Whippler is the adoption lead with the Regina Cat Rescue, a non-profit volunteer-based organization that helps cats and kittens. 980 CJME's Nicole Garn sat down with Whippler to discuss the challenges facing the rescue during the winter months.
Saskatoon martial arts studio empowers women through self-defense
Crystal Greenwood, owner of Okami Martial Arts, says her experience with martial arts has helped her build her own confidence, and she now passes those lessons along to her students. 650 CKOM's Brittany Caffet takes us Behind the Headlines.
Saskatoon’s Zach Hawley continues to climb high school basketball ranks
Saskatoon’s Zach Hawley is continuing his climb in North America’s basketball prospect rankings. The six-foot, 17-year-old point guard out of Walter Murray Collegiate is having yet another special season as a member of the Marauders. 650 CKOM's Shane Clausing tells us more in this week's Sask. Spotlight feature.
Behind the Headlines: Guitar-making school in rural Sask. attracts students worldwide
Luthier David Freeman runs a licensed private vocational school in the tiny village of Tugaske.
Behind the Headlines: wildlife rehab clinic uses special fridge to help bats hibernate
Natalia Slipak, the wildlife clinic’s bat specialist says the artificial torpor program has been a game changer. 980 CJME's Gillian Massie spoke with the bat expert on how it helps rehibilitate the creatures.
Behind the Headlines: Premier Scott Moe looks back at 2024
Scott Moe looks back at the busy year, with the provincial election as a major highlight. He also looks forward and ensures to build on the promises made in the Throne Speech. 980 CJME's senior reporter Lisa Schick catches up with Moe as he looks back and ahead to the…
Sask. NDP Leader Carla Beck takes stock of 2024, looks forward to 2025
Senior reporter Lisa Schick sat down with Sask. NDP Leader Carla Beck in her office to take a look back at 2024 and look ahead to 2025.
Regina Police Chief Farooq Sheikh reflects on first year
Regina Police Chief Farooq Sheikh had never visited the Queen City before starting the position last December. While he's lived and worked throughout the world, from London to Calgary, he's noticed a sense of community spirit in Regina unlike anywhere else. He also notes how convenient it is to get…
Candles, cider and carols: Revisiting Canada’s Victorian Christmas traditions
The festive season in Victorian-era Saskatchewan may have looked different from the modern-day celebrations. But it was no less magical, marked by a blend of old-world traditions and the pioneering spirit. 650 CKOM's Alex Brown looks back at the days of Christmas past in this feature.
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Africa Jazz Lounge offers mix of food, music and culture
Jules Epalley always had a passion for singing and cooking. Earlier this year, he found a way to merge the two. Epalley founded Africa Jazz Lounge on Albert Street in February. Epalley described it as a family-friendly restaurant showcasing African cuisine and jazz music. 980 CJME's Daniel Reech takes us…
Behind the Headlines: Library food box program expanding with need
Looking to help with a growing problem, more Regina Public Library (RPL) branches have been added to distribution for Regina Education and Action on Community Hunger’s (REACH) Good Food Boxes. 980 CJME's Lisa Schick spoke with members from RPL and REACH about the library food box program.
‘A fantastic life’: Reflections from a second-generation Allan Potash miner
Nutrien, which operates six Sask. potash mines, is celebrating 65 years in the province.
Director of Humboldt bus crash survivor docuseries shares connection to tragedy
A six-part docuseries currently in production follows Ryan Straschnitzki as he works toward his goal of making Canada’s Paralympic basketball team. Regina-based Prairie Cat Productions is putting the series together, with director and co-producer Lucas Frison at the helm. Frison joined 650 CKOM's Alex Brown on Talk Shots to tell…
60 Years, 2 Cards: The Timeless Christmas Tradition turned biography
Carol Kadash and Bill Stovert have sent each other the same two Christmas cards for almost 60 years.
Behind the Headlines: Regina Christmas fanatics are putting Clark Griswold to shame
After looking up to Clark Griswold for years, Trevor Allen’s light display now has more than twice as many bulbs as the home featured in National Lampoon’s Christmas Vacation. 980 CJME's Gillian Massie takes us Behind the Headlines, to meet some of Regina's Christmas fanatics.
Rolexes, teeth and treasures: The thrill of Sask. estate sales
Nich Fraser of Transitions Estate Services uncovers hidden treasures through estate sales.
The best butter tarts in Saskatchewan: A taste of tradition
Shirley Reiter uses a generations-old recipe to make her famous butter tarts every Christmas. Recipes included.