Prince Albert Food Bank gearing up for the holiday season
The Prince Albert Food Bank has been trying to keep up with the increasing demand for food hampers in the city.
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'Keep that going throughout time': Metis leader says historical designation a source of pride
An English-speaking Metis man and founding father of the City of Prince Albert has been recognized by the Historical Sites and Monuments Boards of Canada for his contribution to the fabric of Canada.
'It's not surprising': a recent study names Prince Albert as the greenest city in Canada
A new study by the real estate site Calgary.com has listed Prince Albert as the greenest city in Canada.
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City of Prince Albert increases debt limit for recreation centre project
The province has approved the City of Prince Albert’s application to increase its debt borrowing limit.
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City of Prince Albert approves spending on new hires
The City of Prince Albert City Council has voted to fund three new firefighter positions and two new roadways/snow operator positions in 2023.
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'I would do it all over again': Prince Albert firefighter wins bronze at international hockey tournament
A Prince Albert firefighter has been given a chance to take to the ice internationally.
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'My father was killed by the Taliban': Afghan families find refuge in Prince Albert
Six families made their way to settle in Prince Albert after more than 300 refugees landed in Saskatoon on Nov. 2.
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Prince Albert man accused of killing 13-month-old ordered to stand trial
A trial was ordered for a father charged with the murder of his infant son at their home in Prince Albert in February.
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'A lot of people gave up their lives for this': Prince Albert Veterans honoured at Remembrance Day ceremony
Despite the cold weather Friday morning, citizens of Prince Albert gathered in front of City Hall for the Remembrance Day ceremony.
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'They’ve been struggling': Sask. government calls independent review of Prince Albert police
The Saskatchewan Ministry of Corrections, Policing and Public Safety has appointed a former Edmonton police chief to conduct an outside review of the Prince Albert Police Service (PAPS).
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'This is an emergency': Northern Indigenous leaders call for immediate resources for safety
First Nations chiefs and Metis leaders from the north say the provincial and federal governments need to allocate funds to their communities to deal with escalating crime and social problems.
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Inmate inquest jury recommends changes to Correctional Service of Canada
The inquest into the death of an inmate at the Saskatchewan Penitentiary ended Friday morning with the jury of six determining facts about the case and presenting several recommendations to prevent similar deaths in the future.
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Inquest witnesses say inmate reported feeling 'overwhelming emotional pain' before hanging himself
The inquest into the death of an inmate at the Saskatchewan Penitentiary continued on Thursday at the Coronet Hotel where the jury heard about the last few hours before the inmate's death.
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'You don't expect that to come out here': Residents concerned over reported sexual assaults in Brighton neighbourhood
On Wednesday, November 16, Carly Tonkin says she was walking home with her dog through a park in the Brighton neighbourhood when she was approached.
'It’s a ripple effect': Physician says lack of family doctors causing system to crumble
As many medical clinics close their doors for good, medical professionals around Saskatchewan are looking for ways to meet patients' needs.
Huskies set to face familiar rival Laval in 57th Vanier Cup
The University of Saskatchewan Huskies had one goal in mind when the season began in August: to win the Vanier Cup.
Vehicle theft ends in Taser deployment: Saskatoon police
Saskatoon Police Service (SPS) has arrested a 19-year-old man after he allegedly stole a vehicle.
Road closures for Santa Claus parade
The City of Saskatoon reminds drivers that there will be road closures and lane restrictions on Sunday as the 31st annual Santa Claus Parade winds its way downtown.
Sask. court awards $160K in first civil 'revenge porn' case
A Saskatchewan woman has been awarded $160,000 after she successfully sued a former partner for sharing intimate images of her online.
Sask. mayors call for better use of government housing to deal with homelessness
Emergency shelters across Saskatchewan are full and some people are living in tents as temperatures drop and snowfall increases.
'It just doesn’t make sense': Chamber urging Saskatoon city council to vote against tax increase
With the city council set to vote next week on additional tax increases, the Saskatoon Chamber of Commerce has written a letter hoping to sway against an increase.
Court dismisses Saskatchewan restaurant's case against COVID-19 health orders
A Saskatchewan judge has upheld the province's public health orders that required restaurants to track patrons during the height of the COVID-19 pandemic, saying it did not violate the charter rights of people going to get food at a restaurant linked to a significant outbreak.
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