'Embarrassing and hurtful': Sask. woman denied service because of ‘cultural’ facial tattoo
A First Nation woman was denied service at a Prince Albert bar because of her facial tattoo.
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Prince Albert police arrest man in connection with December shooting
Prince Albert police arrested a man on Wednesday who was wanted for attempted murder in connection with a December shooting.
'This site has other stories to tell': Sask. man finds ancient bison bone
A community-focused historian has found several potential ancient artifacts along the Saskatchewan River, including a bison bone that is over 8,000 years old.
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Prince Albert police arrest 2nd person in death of Saskatoon mother
Prince Albert Police Service (PAPS) has arrested another person in the death of Taya Sinclair.
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'We need to break those barriers': Sask. model becomes first Indigenous person to open for Dior fashion show
An 18-year-old Saskatchewan woman became the first Indigenous model to open for a Dior fashion show, in late February.
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'They’ve come together as a larger Ukrainian family': Ukrainian refugees finding support in small Sask. centres
As Saskatchewan welcomed the fifth and final flight of Ukrainian refugees fleeing the Russian invasion of their country, volunteers across the province were getting ready for the influx.
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Prince Albert crash that left pedestrian dead was accidental, police say
A fatal collision between a vehicle and a pedestrian last fall was accidental, according to Prince Albert police.
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Prince Albert police arrest man wanted for violent offences after standoff
A man wanted for an alleged attempted murder in Prince Albert has been arrested.
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Sask. 13-year-old DJ hopes to inspire youth in Indigenous communities through music
A 13-year-old girl with a budding career as a DJ is bringing the music industry to her home community of Mistawasis First Nation to inspire Indigenous youth.
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Prince Albert’s tastiest fundraiser is back as restaurants compete to create best poutine in town
Seven Prince Albert restaurants are competing to make the best poutine in the city and raise money for Big Brothers Big Sisters (BBBS).
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'The intensity is going to be there': Brothers prepare to ref Hoopla basketball championship in Prince Albert
As high school basketball teams from across the province prepare to hit the court this weekend for Hoopla, three of the refs are prepared to make history on the hardwood because they are brothers, and it will be a first for the games.
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Prince Albert police seize 31 kilograms of cocaine and $55,000 in record drug bust
Prince Albert police say the largest-ever drug bust in the city occurred after a major investigation.
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Two vehicles totaled in Prince Albert police cruiser collision
A Prince Albert police officer totaled their cruiser on Sunday after colliding with another vehicle on 2nd Avenue West.
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Some in Saskatoon 'flat out' refusing delivery of city's new green waste bins
Some Saskatoon residents have been refusing to accept the green carts when they’re delivered by the city, but that won’t save them from a monthly fee.
Charter challenge filed against Sask. government's disability program
The Regina Anti-Poverty Ministry filed a charter challenge against the provincial government for stipulations in its disability program that require seniors to take their Canada Pension Plan (CPP) money out early.
Sask. government hopes physician assistants will help take pressure off health care system
Legislation to license physician assistants has been introduced by the Government of Saskatchewan.
Prince Albert police arrest man in connection with December shooting
Prince Albert police arrested a man on Wednesday who was wanted for attempted murder in connection with a December shooting.
'Powerful' display in Saskatoon shares lives of students killed in Ukraine
Students at the University of Saskatchewan (U of S) are highlighting stories of Ukrainian youth killed in the Russian invasion who were in school working towards a diploma or degree.
Sask. reports 95 COVID-19 deaths since start of 2023, no influenza deaths
Ninety-five deaths in Saskatchewan have been linked to COVID-19 since the start of the year as vaccination rates continue to lag. No influenza-related deaths were reported over the same period.
'I often times feel silenced': Sask. medical students reluctant to speak up about racist encounters
Students at the University of Saskatchewan College of Medicine are reluctant to speak up when faculty make racist comments, according to a new report from the human rights commission.
RCMP Depot model may be phased out following recommendations made by mass casualty report
A Mass Casualty Commission report that came out on Thursday following a mass shooting in Nova Scotia in 2020 may have a local impact on the RCMP Depot model being phased out.
Sask. police collect 135 unwanted firearms through amnesty program
Saskatchewan police services have collected 135 unwanted firearms and about 2,400 rounds of ammunition during the firearm amnesty program.
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