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By Logan Lehmann The province of Saskatchewan announced the addition of some affordable housing in Prince Albert on Friday in the form of two new duplexes. The low-income homes are located on 12th Str...

By Nick Nielsen After going a perfect 3-0 in the round robin stage, Prince Albert Raiders' Daxon Rudolph and the rest of Team Canada were on to the final rounds where they first would play against the...

By Susan McNeil A career in emergency care peaked early for a new dispatcher in Prince Albert. Emma MacDonald, age 19, was on her second shift alone on July 30 when she helped a woman deliver a baby o...

The Prince Albert Police Service Major Crimes Unit has confirmed the city's fourth homicide investigation of 2025. Lyle Ballantyne, 36, was found dead on July 31 in West Hill, an area known for a larg...

Chief Kirby Constant is welcoming news of a forensic audit for James Smith Cree Nation (JSCN). Formal notice received on Friday from Indigenous Services Canada confirmed the audit will be conducted by...

Acknowledging a feeling of being disrespected, Alyssa Noella Nagy said she has many questions, not the least of which being where the money she paid to reserve a booth at Sask. Expo Regina has gone. T...

By Nigel Maxwell The man alleged responsible for shooting a Prince Albert landlord in the throat said nothing when he appeared in court Thursday morning. In connection to the events that occurred in J...

By Kenneth Cheung The Buhl fire, first reported on June 29 and caused by a lightning strike, has now burned approximately 60,389 hectares, including 11,059 hectares inside Prince Albert National Park ...

By Susan McNeil Staff at the Saskatchewan Penitentiary in Prince Albert have once again caught packages of drugs being brought into the federal institution. On Thursday, July 17, packages of methamphe...

Back to Batoche days are officially underway with lively campers and festival goers celebrating Mtis culture and heritage. In the last three years, the festival has grown from 20,000 visitors to over ...