Josh Miller of Regina is an unassuming young man with a heart of gold and a passion for cooking. These days he is waving the Saskatchewan flag on Master Chef Canada and is currently in the final 3 with 2 episodes remaining. The show was filmed in the fall of 2018 and currently being aired on Monday nights. Josh is planning a bright future for himself and we discussed that and more in our visit, Have a listen.
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29 years + into a career that has seen him embraced as one of Canada's most beloved singer-songwriters, with platinum albums and pretty much every award the nation hands out. Here's my time with Jimmy Rankin on Number Ones At One
A sit down with Addison Docherty, the Director of the Point-in-Time count survey to see how many people are homeless in Regina. We break down the findings survey and discuss what can be done.
A sit down with Myla Wollbaum of the Pharmacists Association of Saskatchewan to talk about shortages of certain medications across the country. Why do they happen? We take a deeper look into this situation.
The 620 CKRM news team sat down and thoroughly covered the Humboldt Broncos prior to the puck drop on Wednesday. Mitchell Blair and Ryan McNally spoke with Christina Haugan and Kevin Garringer respectively about leading up to the first game since hte April 6th crash.
A sit down with Larry Hubich, who is stepping down from role as President of the Saskatchewan Federation of Labour. We look back at his tenure and the future of the SFL going forward.
A sit down with The Regina Airport Authority CEO James Bogusz. We chat about expansions, baggage fees and his tenure so far as CEO.
Chatting with Kristy Farn about our Nashville trip through Vision Travel. A direct flight with many options and incentives. Have a listen.
A sit down with Regina Police Chief Evan Bray on a variety of topics. Bray attended the Canadian Association of Chiefs of Police conference in Halifax and there was much to discuss from his return.
A sit down with Mayor Michael Fougere. Discussing many topics such as the statue of Sir John A. MacDonald
We sat down with Minister of Innovation Tina Beaudry-Mellor about a five pronged approach to dealing with drunk driving in the province. Starting the August long weekend, five new innovative programs will be rolled out to help curb impaired driving.
The Riders fall 34-22 to the Calgary Stampeders after they put up a fight for 4 quarters.
Scruffy Talks about how the Riders played in the first half, and what should be expected going into the second half.
The Calgary Stampeders take the lead early on, but the Riders hang on going into the half trailing 24-13.
Rod, Luc, and Scruffy talk about what the expect to see from the Riders as the face off against their nemesis the Calgary Stampeders.
Ballsy and the boys talk Riders among themselves, and bring on some guests all before Kick off.
PATHS Executive Director Jo-Anne Dusel sat down to chat about a variety of topics including the cancellation of Greyhound buses, naming homicide victims and the rental housing supplement.
A sit down with Michelle Phair, a high school teacher based in Regina. She's travelling to Israel to learn more about the Holocaust and will use that education to develop a program to teach children about the Holocaust itself.