Second generation furniture store closing in Prince Albert
A second generation furniture store in Prince Albert is closing. Paul Houle opened Houle Furniture in 1952 and for nearly seven decades it’s been a fixture in downtown Prince Albert.
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One person killed in highway crash near Prince Albert
A northern Saskatchewan highway is closed following a serious crash that killed one person, according to RCMP.
Prince Albert hospice plans cut 'down to the barebones' after spike in building costs
Soaring building supply costs have caused the Rose Garden Hospice (RGH) Association in Prince Albert to scale back the building plans for the hospice construction.
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Second generation furniture store closing in Prince Albert
A second generation furniture store in Prince Albert is closing. Paul Houle opened Houle Furniture in 1952 and for nearly seven decades it’s been a fixture in downtown Prince Albert.
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