Sneak peek opportunity at Prince Albert aquatic and arenas recreation centre
The new Aquatic and Arenas Recreation Centre continues to take shape, and the City of Prince Albert is excited to show off the progress to residents.
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New OSB mill construction in Prince Albert set for 2025
After years of delays and planning, a new oriented strand board (OSB) mill is coming to Prince Albert.
Saskatchewan's police watchdog investigating after death on Ahtahkakoop Cree Nation
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Dangerous speeds in school zone leads to tickets, impoundment in Prince Albert
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Death of Prince Albert man on Sunday was a homicide, police say
Police in Prince Albert are calling the death of a 22-year-old man on Sunday a homicide, following the results of an autopsy.
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Prince Albert police investigating after body discovered on 28th Street East
The Prince Albert Police Service is investigating the death of a 22-year-old man.
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Three Sask. women charged in connection with Air Ronge homicide
The Saskatchewan RCMP laid charges in connection with the Friday homicide of 28-year-old Andy McKenzie of the La Ronge area.
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Prince Albert police respond to over 100 calls in 12 hours
Prince Albert police responded to over 100 calls in a 12-hour period on Friday evening, making for a busy night.
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More Northern Sask. residents forced from their homes as wildfire approaches
The northern Saskatchewan community of Southend is being ordered to evacuate due to wildfire.
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'It's an important step': New Sask. highway signs mark Treaty boundaries
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More people are seeing bears in the Prince Albert National Park. Here's why that's concerning.
Many of Saskatchewan’s summer destinations are known for providing an opportunity to see wildlife, and one of the most elusive of the animals in the province has been making more of an appearance this year. Experts say that’s cause for concern.
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Prince Albert police lay first-degree murder charge in death of 'always funny' father of four
Prince Albert police have charged a man in the stabbing death of 41-year-old Norman Wenzel last month.
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Emily Sanche tried to seek medical help for boyfriend before he fatally stabbed her, court hears
Catherine Sanche says her cousin and best friend Emily Sanche never feared her boyfriend Thomas Hamp would hurt her in the weeks leading up to her death in February 2022.
Support staff at Saskatoon public schools call for more safety supports after teen set on fire
Support staff at Saskatoon Public Schools are calling for urgent action and more funding to keep members safe in the wake of a brutal attack at Evan Hardy Collegiate earlier this month.
Another person charged at Sask. private school at the centre of multiple abuse allegations
Another person affiliated with a Saskatoon Christian school embroiled in legal trouble over multiple allegations of abuse has been charged with assault.
Thunderstorm warnings cover southern Saskatchewan, including Regina
Southern Saskatchewan is host to hostile looking skies as Environment Canada warns of intense thunderstorm activity Tuesday evening.
Saskatoon garage destroyed in morning fire
A garage in the Westmount neighbourhood was destroyed in a fire Tuesday morning, but the city says firefighters suppressed the blaze before it spread to house or a nearby electrical substation.
'I understand those fears': Saskatoon downtown shelter proponents answer questions from the public
Saskatoon’s administration defended its choice of a downtown shelter site in a public information session at city hall on Monday, and the city expects it will move ahead.
Saskatoon man Thomas Hamp fatally stabbed his partner, but is he criminally responsible for murder?
The second-degree murder trial of Thomas Hamp began Monday with the defence admitting Hamp fatally stabbed his girlfriend Emily Stanche on Feb. 20, 2022.
Appeal hearing between UR Pride and Sask. gov't set to begin Monday
Arguments surrounding Saskatchewan’s Parents’ Bill of Rights are set to move forward, with an appeal hearing scheduled to begin Monday.
Two hurt after semis collide near Holdfast, Sask.
Drivers were told to expect delays heading north on Highway 2 following a collision of two semis on Tuesday.
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