Murray Wood: Raiding the kid's loot is a great Halloween tradition
Murray Wood says Halloween is fun for kids and for the adults who raid their candy. But trying to con his 10-year-old da...
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Saskatchewan's first snow of the season could arrive this weekend
by Nick Nielsen Over the course of this weekend, a weather system travelling into Saskatchewan from the west is expected to hit the West Central Saskatchewan area near the Battlefords, then up to the ...
Oct 04, 2025
'These findings cannot be dismissed or minimized': FSIN 4th Vice-Chief responds to federal audit
Just one day after the Federation of Sovereign Indigenous Nations (FSIN) issued a statement downplaying an audit that flags over $30 million dollars in spending, there appears to be some division with...
Oct 03, 2025
FSIN forensic audit released, transparency recommendations made
By Nigel Maxwell A forensic audit of the Federation of Sovereign Indigenous Nations (FSIN) that flagged over $30 million in expenditures is complete. The finalized report covering the period from Apri...
Sep 24, 2025 (650 CKOM file photo)
Kakakaway inquest cancelled, family pursues own lawyer
A coroner's inquest in Prince Albert has come to an abrupt halt.Lynnette Kakaway's family claims they were only informed on Monday what was happening, saying they wish to be represented by their own l...
Sep 17, 2025
Hobby collectors raise thousands for childhood cancer research
By Logan Lehmann What began as a small hobby has turned into a big effort to help raise funds and awareness for childhood cancer. Prince Albert locals Travis Mahussier and Kaitlyn Gryba have been coll...
Sep 13, 2025 Travis Mahussier (left) and Kaitlyn Gryba have been collecting aluminum tabs from cans for around five to six years, gathering hundreds of thousands of tabs. Those are then recycled, where the money is then donated towards childhood cancer research. (Logan Lehmann/paNOW Staff)
FSIN audit questions over $34 million in expenses
The Federation of Sovereign Indigenous Nation (FSIN) is being asked to explain expenses totalling $34,251,566. The findings of an audit, conducted by Indigenous Services Canada, were shown to the exec...
Sep 12, 2025
James Smith lockdown false alarm: RCMP
An incident that resulted in the James Smith Cree Nation being locked down Monday morning turned out to be a false alarm. Melfort RCMP say they received a report of an injured man in the community but...
Sep 08, 2025 The James Smith Cree Nation is warning members to stay indoors and not let people in their homes. (paNOW file photo)
Sask. real estate market once again outperforming expectations
The trends on the Saskatchewan Realtors Association's market watch for August marked 26 consecutive months of above-average sales, while seven communities, including Prince Albert, Melfort, and Humbol...
Sep 07, 2025
Denare Beach wildfire victims struggling with mental health
When Dustin Trumbley looks into the hole in the ground where his home used to sit in Denare Beach, he feels like throwing up. The stress of the impact caused by devastating wildfires in his community ...
Aug 24, 2025
Most wildland firefighters in Saskatchewan don't wear masks. Here's why.
by Teena Monteleone As Saskatchewan experiences one of its worst wildfire seasons on record, smoke continues to prompt air quality alerts for the public. There is no doubt firefighters who spend weeks...
Aug 23, 2025
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