Prince Albert doctor featured in book profiling prominent Indo-Canadian personalities
Dr. Lalita Malhotra received her personalized copy of Jewels of India at city hall on Tuesday
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'People feel unsafe': Prince Albert business group hires private security to patrol city's downtown
The Prince Albert Downtown Business Improvement District is hiring a private security company.
Sask. woman asleep on tracks only has minor injuries after train screeches to stop over her
The Prince Albert Fire Department responded to an unusual call on Thursday morning involving a woman sleeping between the rails of a train track.
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'Seeing people’s faces light up': Truckers help pets get to their forever homes
A group of truckers and dispatchers are helping rescued animals unite with their new owners.
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Sask. town has Ukrainian refugees feeling like they're 'home'
A Ukrainian family fleeing the war has found a new home in Rosthern, Sask.
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Prince Albert sees surge in immigrants, refugees
More immigrants and refugees are making their home in Prince Albert than ever before.
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Sask. kids get hands-on ag experience
More than 160 Grade 3 students from schools in Tisdale, Melfort, Star City and Nipawin spent the day getting their hands dirty, learning about life on a farm and how important it is to their lives.
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Prince Albert police now consider man's death a homicide
Prince Albert Police Service (PAPS) is now investigating a man's death as a homicide.
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Union representing workers at Sask. Penitentiary welcomes move to pause COVID-19 vaccine mandate
A union representing federal corrections officers in Saskatchewan is welcoming a move to suspend COVID-19 vaccination requirements for federal workers.
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Sask. 93-year-old golfer competes at province’s senior fitness games
The 2022 Saskatchewan Seniors’ Fitness Association 55+ Games are wrapping up in Prince Albert after three days of competition, socializing and enough laughs to last until the next games.
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Woman accused of deliberately sparking Prince Albert event centre blaze asks to enter rehab
The woman charged with arson in a fire that destroyed the Prince Albert's Senator Allen Bird Memorial Centre has asked for permission to attend an out-of-province drug rehabilitation program.
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Prince Albert man pleads guilty to child pornography charges
A Prince Albert man was arrested in Fort McMurray, Alberta after being wanted for an alleged child pornography offence for more than two years.
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Prince Albert to borrow $46M as inflation drives civic centre cost
Prince Albert City Council has voted in favour of increasing the city’s debt and borrowing $46 million to fund the new Aquatic and Arenas Recreation Centre.
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Heavy police presence on Avenue J South
Saskatoon police say an investigation is ongoing, amidst a large police presence on Avenue J South between 21st and 22nd street west.
Saskatoon Transit to end COVID-19 mask requirement
One of the longest-running measures of the pandemic was lifted during Monday's city council meeting.
'An issue of fairness': Prairie Spirit school division says funding not keeping up with costs
Prairie Spirt School Division says it will struggle to cover inflationary costs such as gas in the coming school year.
'People feel unsafe': Prince Albert business group hires private security to patrol city's downtown
The Prince Albert Downtown Business Improvement District is hiring a private security company.
Sask. government prepares for joint COVID-19 booster, flu shot campaign in fall
The Government of Saskatchewan is gearing up for a joint COVID-19 booster and influenza vaccination program in the fall.
Council approves 'parking patio' space for downtown Saskatoon shelter
City council has cleared the way for an outdoor space for clients of the Saskatoon Tribal Council's (STC) downtown shelter.
How some in Saskatoon are working to send displaced Ukrainian kids to summer camp
The school year is winding down but staff at Saskatchewan’s only Ukrainian school are thinking about the summer ahead for displaced Ukrainian kids.
'It saved us': Saskatoon 'dry' pond system passes heavy rainfall test
Saskatoon's recent rainstorm gave the W.W. Ashley Park dry storm pond system a chance to prove itself.
'Drugs, alcohol and paranoia': Sask. man's kidnapping, murder 'wasn't the plan,' court hears
Two men convicted in the death of Allan Garrioch apologized at Saskatoon’s Court of Queen’s Bench on Monday.
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B.C. Premier Horgan announces he will step down
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Canadians who want a Nexus card will have to travel to U.S. to get it
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Ukraine's president says Putin has become 'a terrorist'
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CTV National News for June 28: B.C. bank shooting
Two suspects are dead after a B.C. bank shooting; a letter from RCMP staff alleges the commissioner had referred to federal pressure.
