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By Dawson Thompson Hospitals around the province are at capacity and without any changes, the health-care system will be overwhelmed with patients in the next two weeks, leading to serious challenges ...

A major announcement made by the provincial government Wednesday morning will, in the words of Prince Albert Mayor Greg Dionne, “help kickstart the forestry industry in the province.” One ...

Nearly a year and a half after more than 100 cattle were seized from a farm in northeast Saskatchewan, the case is making its way to court. The three owners — Donald Black, Connie Black-Sturby a...

The People's Party of Canada (PPC) candidate for the federal election in the Prince Albert riding is explaining a series of brash comments he made on Twitter regarding the COVID-19 pandemic. In a twee...

An evacuation order has been issued for areas of Whelan Bay, which is 35 minutes north of Candle Lake. The Saskatchewan Public Safety Agency (SPSA) issued the evacuation order at 3:08 p.m., due to a w...

A man who was mistaken for another suspect remains in intensive care in a Saskatoon hospital with significant brain injuries. That’s according to the family of 51-year-old Raymond Montgrand. He ...

By Nigel Maxwell Editor's note: This story was amended at 8 p.m. Tuesday to include a statement from PAGC. The Chief of Hatchet Lake Denesuline First Nation says every effort is being taken to control...

A former Saskatchewan Mountie has entered a plea of not guilty to a charge of first-degree murder. Bernie Herman, 53, was not present when the matter was discussed Wednesday morning at Prince Albert P...

A lightning strike has been confirmed as the cause of the Cloverdale Fire on the outskirts of Prince Albert. Investigators from the Ministry of Environment, Saskatchewan Public Safety Agency and City ...

Wearing a mask that read "Justice for Braden," Daphanie Herman fought back tears Wednesday as she discussed her younger brother outside Prince Albert Provincial Court. "He was only 26. He had a full l...