Prince Albert Raiders drop two games in Alberta roadtrip
The Prince Albert Raiders dropped its second-game in a row after blowing a 3-2 lead to the Lethbridge Hurricanes Saturday night.
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Prince Albert shelter seeks more support from Sask. government for homelessness crisis
A homeless shelter in Prince Albert is pleading to the province to provide long-term funding to address the city’s “perfect storm” for poverty.
Sask. NDP wants auction of Crown parcels cancelled
The listing of 45 parcels of Crown land for sale is “a slap in the face to First Nations who have been ignored by the provincial government for far too long,” said Official Opposition Critic for First Nations and Métis Relations and Truth and Reconciliation, Betty Nippi-Albright.
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After 2-week wildfire evacuation, Sask. First Nations hope to enhance emergency management
Hundreds of evacuees are returning home to the Red Earth and Shoal Lake Cree Nations after a wildfire left an unsafe smoky haze lingering in their homes.
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Sask. funds two additional police positions in Prince Albert
The province is providing $3.24 million to the Prince Albert Police Service to fund 22 positions in 2021-22.
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Contaminated liquid leak found at Prince Albert landfill
The City of Prince Albert is working to repair pipes under the city’s landfill after liquids from decomposing garbage were found leaking in the soil.
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Sask. aims to reduce crashes with safety improvements on highway outside of Prince Albert
The provincial government is hoping recently completed passing lanes and plans to twin a portion of Highway 3 west of Prince Albert will reduce serious crashes.
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Sask. snowbirds excited to head south when U.S. border reopens
Nov. 8 is the tentative date for the United States government to reopen its land and sea borders to non-essential fully vaccinated Canadian travellers.
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Health clinic on wheels filling need for COVID-19, STI testing in northern Sask.
The Prince Albert Grand Council is hoping to fill a need in northern Saskatchewan with a health clinic on wheels.
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Doctor admitted to ICU with COVID-19 last year at centre of Prince Albert hospital campaign
Dr. James Harris tested positive for COVID-19 on Dec. 14, 2020 – a condition that quickly escalated and left him on life support for 25 days.
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Sask. MP who called for Canada-US border reopening says announcement is a positive step
Prince Albert MP Randy Hoback says reopening the United States border to fully vaccinated Canadians is a step in the right direction – but several details must be ironed out.
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Man dies following police investigation of 'disturbance' at Prince Albert hospital
A 29-year-old man has died following a “disturbance” at the hospital in Prince Albert earlier this month.
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Sask. man pronounced dead in hospital after being found unresponsive in police cell
An investigation will be conducted after the death of a man in police custody.
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Sask. COVID-19 cases likely underreported due to drop in testing rates: health official
A senior medial official says the simultaneous drop in reported COVID-19 cases and testing rates means many cases may be going unreported.
Lloydminster hotel fined $14,000 for breaking COVID-19 public health order
Public health inspectors issued three fines in Lloydminster last week for breaking public health orders, according to a news release from the province.
Impaired driver just kept going after her roof was torn off in semi crash: Sask. RCMP
An impaired driver didn't stop her car even after its roof was missing, according to police.
Here's what officials are saying about staying safe this Halloween
Little goblins and ghouls will be knocking on doors across Saskatchewan this weekend for a second pandemic Halloween. Though there aren’t as many public health measures as last year, health officials still have some recommendations on how to stay safe.
Long line forms outside Saskatoon location offering COVID-19 rapid test kits
A long line of people could be seen outside the Saskatoon Chamber of Commerce Tuesday morning.
Sask. ordering 112K doses of COVID-19 vaccine for kids 5-11
The Government of Saskatchewan announced it has ordered 112,000 doses of the Pfizer vaccine formulated for children aged five to 11.
Teen girl dead in weekend crash: Sask. RCMP
A teenage girl is dead and another girl is in hospital with serious injuries after a crash on Oct. 23, according to RCMP.
Regina murder suspect arrested in Saskatoon
An 18-year-old man wanted on a first-degree murder warrant in Regina has been arrested in Saskatoon.
COVID-19 cases, testing numbers continue to trend downwards in Sask.
The Saskatchewan government recorded 126 new COVID-19 cases on Tuesday, along with 10 more deaths.
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