Sask. woman develops app to help people lend and borrow personal items
A Prince Albert woman has developed an app that allows people to lend and borrow items from each other.
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Prince Albert city councillors shut down proposed West Flat emergency shelter
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Saskatchewan's police watchdog investigating after death on Ahtahkakoop Cree Nation
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