Author Archives: paNOW

By Nigel Maxwell Calgary Police have released the name of a man they believe may have been with Sheldon Wolf just minutes before his death last year. Sharmarke Ali Mohamed, 22, was last known to be li...

By Teena Monteleone Habitat for Humanity will have 31 new builds across Saskatchewan this year, but the homes aren't the only thing undergoing significant construction. The organization is merging its...

By Alison Sandstrom, paNOW The company that purchased the defunct Prince Albert pulp mill in 2011 says it plans to restart the facility as early as 2023. Paper Excellence announced Friday it has spent...

A fundraiser for a Prince Albert teen who was struck by a vehicle while trying to rescue another motorist from a ditch had raised $3,525 as of Monday afternoon. The crash happened late Thursday aftern...

A teenage boy from Prince Albert struck by a vehicle while trying to rescue someone from the ditch is in stable condition in hospital, according to a statement by the family on social media. The crash...

Fresh off a 30-hour drive from Palm Springs, Calif., to his home in Prince Albert, MLA — and now former Minister of Highways — Joe Hargrave provided his first media interview to paNOW, res...

It's common knowledge that calling the police should be reserved for police-related matters only. Or is it? The Saskatchewan RCMP recently released its top 10 911 calls that "missed the mark" this yea...

In her lifetime, Prince Albert's Rubena Wenzel has lived through world wars and now survived two pandemics, the Spanish flu in 1918 and COVID-19 in 2020. Roughly 2 1/2 weeks after her initial positive...

By Nigel Maxwell A public health order requiring all employees at the Saskatchewan Penitentiary to isolate when at home, and not interact with other members of the household, has been extended to Jan....

By Teena Monteleone Pauline Doucet knew her residents needed a pick-me-up. Most of the 14 seniors in her long-term care home in St. Louis haven't seen their families in months because of the COVID-19 ...