Prince Albert Raiders to donate 50/50 to family of man who died in farming accident
The Prince Albert Raiders are donating the proceeds from Friday’s 50/50 draw to the Swaby family fund.
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SGI encouraging Sask. teens to start safe driving groups
SGI hopes that distributing safe driving resource kits will reduce collision rates among young drivers.
Prince Albert Raiders trade Kaiden Guhle to Edmonton Oil Kings
The Prince Albert Raiders have sent defenceman Kaiden Guhle to the Edmonton Oil Kings in a massive trade between Eastern Conference rivals.
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Prince Albert man wins $1M in Roughrider and Children’s Hospital Foundations Lottery
Mason Ganzert of Prince Albert is the grand prize winner of $1 million in The Roughrider & Children’s Hospital Foundations Lottery.
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Sask. First Nation 'kicking up the dust' with flare gas-to-power facility
A new flare gas-to-power facility is the latest venture added to Flying Dust First Nation’s (FDFN) portfolio of businesses, bringing their goal of economic independence one step closer.
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Man charged with murder after suspicious death in Sandy Bay, Sask.
Saskatchewan RCMP, Prince Albert police and the Coroners Service are investigating a suspicious death which occurred in Sandy Bay on Monday.
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Wood processing companies sign co-location agreement in Prince Albert
An oriented strand board company has signed a deal with Paper Excellence to build a new processing plant on the site of the Prince Albert pulp mill.
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Prince Albert police issue 70 tickets in traffic enforcement blitz
Prince Albert Police Service (PAPS) issued close to 70 traffic tickets on Wednesday as part of an enforcement blitz in Prince Albert.
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3 Prince Albert police officers honoured for taking 40 impaired drivers off the road
Three members of the Prince Albert Police Service (PAPS) are being recognized for their efforts to stop impaired driving in the community.
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COVID-19 indicators down in Saskatoon's wastewater, up in Prince Albert
In their latest results, researchers monitoring the city's wastewater saw another drop in the level of COVID-19 indicators.
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Sask. government urging people to get flu shot to avoid pressure on health care system
The Saskatchewan Ministry of Health is urging people to get the flu shot to avoid more illness and stress on the health care system.
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Prince Albert police warning public of fentanyl in the area following 3 suspected overdoses
Two suspected drug overdoses in Prince Albert last week is prompting police to issue a warning to the public about the risks and dangers of fentanyl.
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Woman rescued from freezing river in Prince Albert
An 18-year-old woman was pulled from the North Saskatchewan river Saturday morning by another 18-year-old woman.
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As Omicron spreads across Canada, Sask. NDP calls for expansion to COVID-19 booster shots
Official Opposition Leader Ryan Meili is calling for a plan to expand availability of COVID-19 booster shots for Saskatchewan residents 18 and over as the Omicron variant spreads across the country.
Prince Albert Raiders to donate 50/50 to family of man who died in farming accident
The Prince Albert Raiders are donating the proceeds from Friday’s 50/50 draw to the Swaby family fund.
Sask. Health Authority CEO steps down, COO retires without public announcement
The CEO of the Saskatchewan Health Authority (SHA) Scott Livingstone is stepping down from his position, effective immediately.
Saskatoon ride share passengers found with drugs, weapons: police
Saskatoon police say they arrested three people early Wednesday morning following a traffic stop that found drugs, weapons, and outstanding warrants.
SGI encouraging Sask. teens to start safe driving groups
SGI hopes that distributing safe driving resource kits will reduce collision rates among young drivers.
Plans for Saskatoon's first temporary homeless shelter underway
The Saskatoon Tribal Council is planning to open the city’s first temporary homeless shelter.
Saskatoon city council passes 2022/2023 budget
Saskatoon city council has passed the city's 2022/2023 multi-year budget.
Long road to building a better painkiller gets boost at U of S synchrotron
The dream is a big one: making opioid painkillers that are less addictive and adapting opioids into other medicines such as antibiotics and cancer treatments.
Canadian airports warn of 'chaos' amid new COVID-19 testing rules
Canada's plan to require novel coronavirus tests for all but U.S. arrivals on international flights risks causing 'chaos' and long lines if all passengers are expected to get tested at airports, industry groups said.
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NACI strongly recommends COVID-19 boosters for people over 50
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Canada inks deal with Pfizer, Merck for COVID-19 antiviral drugs
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Canadian, U.S. truckers warn vaccine mandates will disrupt supply chains
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