Non-profit aims to help youth with community garden in 'underserved' area of Prince Albert
A Prince Albert non-profit is hoping to increase opportunities for families in the west flat with a community garden.
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City of Prince Albert taking steps to capture population numbers in 2021 Census
The City of Prince Albert has made a promotional video and contest to encourage people to fill out the 2021 Census of Population conducted by the Government of Canada.
Canadian Cancer Society supports vape tax, as nearly one-third of Sask. teens vape daily
Canadian Cancer Society regional manager Angeline Webb says they support the 20 per cent provincial tax on vapour products.
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Pilot project in Prince Albert gives addictions care to people detained in police cells
A partnership between Prince Albert police, Parkland Ambulance and the Saskatchewan Health Authority (SHA) is offering addictions treatment to people incarcerated in police cells.
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New Prince Albert playground should have wheelchair accessible surfacing, mom says
Sarah Turnbull says wood chips, engineered wood chips, pebbles and sand are difficult to navigate with wheelchairs and walkers.
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‘This isn’t acceptable’: On Red Dress Day, Sask. families plead for answers in MMIWG cases
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Construction on Prince Albert hospital expansion to start next year, design underway
Construction on Prince Albert’s Victoria Hospital is set to start next year and design of its expansion is already underway, according to the provincial government.
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Walking with our Angels leaders 'relieved' to see Sask. government pass suicide prevention bill
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Lac La Ronge Indian Band, residents continue to fight against peat harvesting on traditional land
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Sask. RCMP adjusts service area for Prince Albert, Melfort and Wakaw detachments
As of Saturday, Saskatchewan RCMP is modifying the areas served by its Prince Albert, Melfort and Wakaw detachments.
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Sask. Penitentiary dealing with 24 active COVID-19 cases
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Prince Albert man allegedly found in possession of child porn faces charges
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One year into biomass centre construction, Meadow Lake Tribal Council hoping to be trailblazer for green energy
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'The gullible and the dangerous': Anti-hate group says flag seen at Saskatoon 'freedom rally' is concerning
The Canadian Anti-Hate Network says it is alarmed that a man was seen holding the Canadian Nationalist Party flag at a Saskatoon "freedom rally."
Sask. horse racing industry takes Marquis Downs fight to city hall
A group of people in Saskatoon tied to the thoroughbred horse racing industry continue to call on city hall and city council to step in and save Marquis Downs.
Saskatoon physiotherapy grads feel 'fear and anxiety' over delayed competency exams
Master of Physiotherapy graduates Chantelle DeLong and Megan Lautner have been scheduled multiple times to take the Canadian Alliance of Physiotherapy Regulators competency exam – only to see it cancelled.
Saskatoon police hand out 18 tickets to 'freedom rally' attendees – and say more are coming
Saskatoon Police Service says it has issued 18 tickets to people violating public health orders at a rally in Kiwanis Memorial Park on Sunday.
Sask. residents still need to remain cautious heading into reopening: Public health expert
An epidemiology and public health expert is cautioning Saskatchewan residents to remain vigilant as the province begins to look at reopening.
Sask. NDP pushes to raise fines for 'freedom rally' organizers
The Saskatchewan NDP continues to push to impose fines that specifically target organizers of so-called freedom rallies and anti-mask protests.
Saskatoon's Kaare Andrews dusts off classic Marvel heroes in Amazing Fantasy series
When Kaare Andrews was young, he jumped off a roof just like Spider-Man and nearly broke his leg.
Non-profit aims to help youth with community garden in 'underserved' area of Prince Albert
A Prince Albert non-profit is hoping to increase opportunities for families in the west flat with a community garden.
Sask. Rush acquired by Saskatoon Blades ownership team
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