Striking Sask. city workers could soon be back on the job
Inside workers in the City of Prince Albert could soon be heading back to work.
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Fatal crash claims 18-year-old Prince Albert man's life
A Prince Albert man was killed in a single-vehicle rollover earlier this week.
Sask. man reunites with family after they were stranded in Gaza
A Prince Albert man is overcome with joy after being reunited with his family who were stranded in Gaza, amid the Isreal-Hamas war.
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Tom Cochrane cancels show in support of striking Sask. workers
Canadian rocker Tom Cochrane has pulled the plug on an upcoming Prince Albert, Sask. show due to an ongoing strike by city workers there.
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Sask. woman putting a new spin on community
A Prince Albert woman has regained her self-confidence through teaching spin classes and shared her love for fitness with her community.
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Wastewater data shows this Sask. city has the highest traces of meth and cocaine in Canada
A new report from Statistics Canada says Prince Albert had the most methamphetamine and cocaine in its wastewater per capita in Canada.
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Union, City of Prince Albert to try and agree on 'essential' workers after strike vote
The City of Prince Albert and the union representing outside municipal workers may attempt to mutually agree on which workers are "essential" following a strike vote.
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Prince Albert city councillor says high school teams 'hesitant' to come after athlete shooting
A Prince Albert city councillor said the city is concerned after a student was shot while leaving a high school volleyball tournament.
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Prince Albert city workers vote in favour of strike
The City of Prince Albert could see another group of workers walk off the job after the union representing outside city workers took a strike vote on Thursday.
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Former forensic officer testifies in murder trial of Prince Albert man
A trial for a man accused of killing a Prince Albert man in his jail cell continued Wednesday morning.
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Murder trial hears man was found lying in pool of blood in Prince Albert jail
A trial for two men accused of killing Tyson Lafonde, an inmate at the Prince Albert Provincial Correctional, is underway at the Court of King’s Bench.
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Prince Albert police seek information about woman's killing
Prince Albert police are seeking information from the public about an incident that left one woman dead and another seriously injured.
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Sask. family sees 'closure' as inquest wraps-up
The family of a man who died while in police custody after being arrested for violating a COVID-19 public health order says they finally got the answers they’ve waited three years for.
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Saskatoon city council approves $8M increase to police spending
City councillors approved an $8 million increase in spending next year for the Saskatoon Police Service (SPS).
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Sask. worker fired after submitting order from 'QAnon queen' gets his job back
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Sask-wide emergency alert was 'unintentional,' town says
An emergency alert concerning drinking water in Maple Creek sent to phones across Saskatchewan Tuesday afternoon was a mistake.
Small claims no help for Saskatoon homeowner who sued contractor
A Saskatoon homeowner is left frustrated and out thousands of dollars after a renovation dream turned into a nightmare.
Sask. seniors home residents say drug use, vandalism rampant inside building
Brent Patterson says living conditions at the government housing facility he calls home in Moose Jaw have drastically fallen in recent years.
Rider head coach search narrowed down to 2 candidates: reports
According to reports from TSN’s Farhan Lalji, the race to become the next head coach of the Saskatchewan Roughriders is down to two potential candidates.
Saskatoon business leader says city should not compare its spending to other municipalities
As city councillors ready for marathon budget discussions, a business leader says it's time for to stop looking to other cities to judge Saskatoon's spending.
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Mediators look to extend truce in Gaza on its final day, with one more hostage swap planned
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Alberta town to put proposed bylaw banning symbols such as Pride crosswalks, flags to plebiscite
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Full parole granted to SUV passenger convicted in Calgary police officer's death
A man convicted of manslaughter for his role in the death of a Calgary police officer almost three years ago has been granted full parole.
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