Sarah Mills: Does this Canada Day feel different due to 'elbows up' attitude?
Does Canada Day feel different this year? Sarah Mills says we should be cheering harder for Canada than ever due to our ...
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Land title offices to close in P.A., Humboldt and Yorkton
By Glenn Hicks Three land titles offices in Prince Albert, Humboldt and Yorkton are being shut down, impacting a total of 14 jobs. As well, three jobs in Regina's Customer Service Centre are being eli...
Sep 20, 2019 (Glenn Hicks/paNOW Staff)
Sask. has highest rate of childhood obesity: Report
According to a new report, 33.4 per cent of children in Saskatchewan are obese. That's one of the findings contained in the report released Tuesday by the non-profit organization Children First Canada...
Sep 03, 2019
Express delivery en route to Prince Albert hospital
By Alison Sandstrom Every day on the job as a medical dispatcher is intense, but Thursday was especially exciting for a Prince Albert-based telecommunications team member. She helped a woman give birt...
Aug 24, 2019
“You did something you shouldn’t have done,” judge says to front end loader thief
By Nigel Maxwell A Prince Albert judge has instructed a 13-year-old boy not to play so many video games. The teen, who stole a front end loader from a fenced-in compound last June and crashed it into ...
Aug 22, 2019 A photo taken of the stolen vehicle on June 2, 2019. (File photo/paNOW Staff)
P.A. Council ponders curfew in back alleys and walkways
By Alison Sandstrom, paNOW Prince Albert city council will study the possibility of a new bylaw prohibiting access to public back alleys and walkways at night. The proposed measure, aimed at combating...
Aug 21, 2019 Trash can fires aren't the only concern for residents as council ponders a curfew at night in back alleys and walkways to curb rampant property crime. (File photo/paNOW Staff)
Woman injured after jet ski explodes
A scary incident at Emma Lake on Friday involving a jet ski exploding may serve as a good reminder for owners to give their own machines a thorough lookover. The jet ski exploded on start up, and the ...
Aug 07, 2019
RCMP responds to two drownings in northern Sask.
The RCMP is urging the public to practise proper water safety following two recent cases of individuals drowning in northern Saskatchewan within two days. On Wednesday, officers from the Pelican Narro...
Aug 02, 2019 (980 CJME file photo)
Saskatchewan lake looking to break record for most people floating at one time
By Angie Rolheiser The community of Manitou Beach will make a record attempt at most people floating in Little Manitou Lake at one time Saturday as part of the resort village's centennial celebrations...
Jul 09, 2019 The resort village of Manitou Beach is attempting a record for most people floating in the lake at one time on Saturday. (Gary Bergen/Watrous Manitou Marketing Group)
“This definitely could have been a lot worse”: RCMP on passenger van crash
By Nigel Maxwell The RCMP is providing more information about Friday morning's crash involving two passenger vans and 14 people which occurred north of Shellbrook. Kent Ashworth, the sergeant in charg...
Jul 08, 2019 The RCMP is investigating a fatal crash south of Swift Current. (980 CJME file photo)
Pelican Narrows officer reassigned as RCMP reviews online video, launch investigation
By Nigel Maxwell After a video of a police officer yelling expletives and threatening remarks surfaced on social media over the weekend, the Saskatchewan RCMP has confirmed the Mountie was reassigned ...
Jul 02, 2019
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The Evan Bray Show - Monday, June 30
WITH GUEST HOST BRENT LOUCKS 8:30 - On Friday, U.S. President Donald Trump announced he was ending all trade talks with ...