Prince Albert Food Bank sees spike in number of working people
Prince Albert's Food Bank has been seeing an increase in new clients and the largest increase is among people with jobs.
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Memorial walk held for Prince Albert woman found dead last year
A memorial walk for a Prince Albert woman who was found dead last year was held Thursday evening at the Mâmawêyatitân Centre in Regina.
'Push the panic button': Sask. sees surge in syphilis cases
Medical health officers are warning about a spike in syphilis cases in Saskatchewan this year.
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'They said I could touch it': Stanley Cup visit excites young hockey fans in Prince Albert
Wednesday was a special day for hockey fans in Prince Albert.
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Man handed 12-year sentence for manslaughter in Prince Albert
A man found guilty of beating a 61-year-old man to death in a Prince Albert back alley was sentenced Tuesday.
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Prince Albert doctor faces sexual misconduct allegations for the second time
A complaint has been filed against a Prince Albert family doctor following allegations of sexual misconduct.
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New child and youth psychiatric admissions on hold in Prince Albert
The Saskatchewan Health Authority says it has paused new admissions to the child and youth inpatient mental health and psychiatric unit in Prince Albert while recruitment is underway for child and youth psychiatrists.
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Prince Albert man now faces 26 charges in child luring investigation
A Prince Albert man now faces more than two dozen charges in connection to child luring investigation.
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16-year-old girl, 46-year-old man killed in two-vehicle crash near Prince Albert
The drivers of two pickup trucks are dead after they crashed on Highway 11 south of MacDowall, according to RCMP.
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Public inquest planned for Prince Albert inmate death
A public inquest has been requested into the death of an inmate at the Prince Albert Correctional Centre.
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Prince Albert Paralympic athlete receives Award of Merit
Prince Albert Paralympic athlete Brittany Hudak received the city's Award of Merit during Inclusive Playground Program Day at the JumpStart playground.
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'Austin was a ray of light': Sask. man found dead 1 week after falling off boat
The search for a missing man on Dore Lake ended Saturday afternoon after his body was recovered.
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La Ronge, Sask. mayor resigns to pursue career as commercial pilot
La Ronge Mayor Colin Ratushniak has resigned leaving the deputy mayor to act in the role until a by-election can be held.
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Sask. Advocate for Children and Youth 'deeply concerned' about allegations facing private Christian school
The Saskatchewan Advocate for Children and Youth says she is deeply concerned about allegations involving the Legacy Christian Academy (LCA) scandal.
'Basics remain the same': Sask.’s CMHO gives advice ahead of fall COVID-19 surge
Saskatchewan’s top doctor is reminding residents not to get complacent, as the province is on the cusp of a fall COVID-19 surge.
Former Saskatoon doctor alleged to have killed 4 people around same date in 2021
Court documents allege a former Saskatoon doctor killed four people around the same date in 2021.
Saskatoon police, fire respond after two-vehicle collision involving nuclear material
Saskatoon Police Service (SPS) and the Saskatoon Fire Department (SFD) were called out to a two-vehicle collision involving a hazardous, nuclear material Friday morning in Confederation.
Roughriders fan sends nachos to CFL in response to Duke Williams' fine
A Saskatchewan Roughriders fan chose a unique and cheesy way to protest a recent fine handed down by the Canadian Football League (CFL).
New TV production taking advantage of $8M in Sask. grant program funding
A new television production will be filmed in Saskatchewan with funding from a provincial grant program.
University of Saskatchewan research centres get nearly $170M from feds
Four research centres at the University of Saskatchewan (U of S) have been given federal money to further research.
Northern lights expected across Canada this weekend: NOAA
Canadians across the country have a shot at seeing the northern lights this weekend thanks to a series of solar flares and storms over the past few days, according to the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration.
Province removes teachers named in abuse allegations
The Saskatchewan NDP called on the province to remove teachers named in a multi-million dollar class action lawsuit alleging incidents of physical and verbal abuse against students by staff at the Legacy Christian Academy.
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