Interim chief named in Prince Albert in wake of police scandal
Saskatoon Police Service superintendent Patrick Nogier was appointed as interim chief of police for Prince Albert Police Service, according to the city’s police board.
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Lac La Ronge Indian Band bets big on 'air scrubbers' to help combat wildfire smoke
The Lac La Ronge Indian Band (LLRIB) has purchased 20 "air scrubbers" because the smoke from the northern wildfires has significantly impacted its air quality.
22-year-old charged with attempted murder after assault on Montreal Lake Cree Nation
Montreal Lake and Waskesui RCMP are searching for a 22-year-old wanted after an alleged assault at a home on Montreal Lake Cree Nation.
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Prince Albert officers hoping for positive change amid turmoil, police group says
Prince Albert police officers are excited to see a change in leadership, according to the president of the Saskatchewan Federation of Police Officers (SFPO).
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Prince Albert police seek public's help in search for murder suspect
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'It has been my greatest honour to serve you': Prince Albert police chief announces early retirement
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Sask. mother says school failed her after son's alleged sexual assault by 'bully'
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Family of missing La Ronge woman calls for an independent missing person centre
The family of a La Ronge woman who was last seen six years ago is advocating for an independent missing persons centre in Prince Albert.
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Saskatoon COVID-19 wastewater numbers show decline
COVID-19 infections in Saskatoon appear to be on the decline, according to wastewater data.
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'We're resilient': Sask. First Nation still healing after a devastating fire
Members of the Mosquito Grizzly Bears Head Lean Man Band are still recovering after a fire on April 24 demolished an 8-plex home.
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Thief smashes window, leaves sour situation for Sask. candy shop owner
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Sask. police searching for inmate that escaped healing lodge
A warrant has been issued for an inmate who went missing from a Saskatchewan healing lodge.
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“It happened so rapidly”, a victim of a daylight stabbing in Saskatoon speaks out
“It happened so rapidly”, one of the victims of daylight stabbing in Saskatoon speaks
Warman RCMP debunk abduction report, say no child luring occurred
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Saskatoon city councillor calls for safety audit at site where cyclist died
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Interim chief named in Prince Albert in wake of police scandal
Saskatoon Police Service superintendent Patrick Nogier was appointed as interim chief of police for Prince Albert Police Service, according to the city’s police board.
Lac La Ronge Indian Band bets big on 'air scrubbers' to help combat wildfire smoke
The Lac La Ronge Indian Band (LLRIB) has purchased 20 "air scrubbers" because the smoke from the northern wildfires has significantly impacted its air quality.
Sask. wildfire flare-up forces evacuations
More people have been forced to flee northern Saskatchewan communities due to wildfire smoke.
Saskatoon waste collection truck goes up in flames
A Saskatoon waste collection truck started on fire Wednesday morning in the city’s north end.
Saskatoon police release footage connected to murder case
Saskatoon police have released video footage they hope will help in a murder investigation.
'It was a rite of passage': Sask. group comes together to save a nostalgic drive-in theatre
One of Saskatchewan’s last remaining drive-in movie theatres will be opening this season after months of uncertainty.
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Special rapporteur Johnston rejects call to 'step aside' after majority of MPs vote for him to resign
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N.S. wildfires force 18,000 people out of their homes
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