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Prince Albert bingo hall targeted by porn hack
By Glenn Hicks A bingo hall in Prince Albert was caught with its pants down Monday night while patrons got a lot more than they expected. One of the TV monitors at Carnival Bingo suddenly started show...
paNOW
May 08, 2019
A video posted to Facebook showed a pornographic video being played on a monitor at a Prince Albert bingo hall on May 6, 2019. This photo has been edited for content by staff at paNOW. (Facebook/Anna Merasty)
Man arrested naked in grocery store faces up to 12 months in jail
By Charlene Tebbutt It was captured on video and shared widely on social media. Now more details have been shared about the man who ran naked through the Prince Albert Superstore in early March. Calvi...
paNOW
May 07, 2019
Calvin Jobb was arrested in early March following an incident at the Prince Albert Superstore. (Facebook/Cody Futerko)
Municipalities want share of cannabis tax but government says no
By Glenn Hicks Saskatchewan's municipalities are asking for a share of taxes from cannabis sales, but the government is saying no, in part suggesting a federal minister has misled towns and cities int...
paNOW
May 02, 2019
Sask. honey industry anticipates sweet year
By Nigel Maxwell There's a positive buzz coming from the province's honey industry. Bee colonies are in good shape this spring despite a bitterly cold winter. Simon Lalonde, president of the Saskatche...
paNOW
Apr 21, 2019
Blades face elimination after Game 5 loss in PA
Prince Albert Raiders forward Noah Gregor has had his chances to score, but was unable to convert in his last five playoff games. But he sure chose a great time to end that streak as he scored twice i...
paNOW
Apr 13, 2019
Raiders defeat Blades 6-1 in Game 5 Friday at the Art Hauser Centre (Jeff D'Andrea/paNOW)
OSI-CAN founder remembered as ‘mentor’ and ‘hero’
A founding member of OSI-CAN, a group that provides mental health supports for first responders and veterans, has passed away. Chris Siddons from Regina took his own life on Thursday. Jack Rennie, an ...
paNOW
Mar 02, 2019
Revenue sharing to highlight SUMA convention in Saskatoon
The Saskatchewan Urban Municipalities Association (SUMA), annual convention begins Sunday at TCU Place in Saskatoon. A number of issues and items are on the agenda at the convention, ranging from educ...
paNOW
Feb 03, 2019
2 women rescued from ice under rail bridge in Prince Albert
by Glen Hicks for paNow It was a dramatic start to 2019 for the Prince Albert Fire Department with an ice rescue on the river in the early morning hours of New Year's Day. According to Jay Zablocki, a...
paNOW
Jan 02, 2019
The frozen river surface below the rail bridge in Prince Albert was the scene of a rescue by the fire department early Jan. 1, 2019. (paNow)
Sask. to begin distribution of safer inhalation supplies
- By Brady Bateman Drug users in Saskatchewan will soon be given a safer option for inhalation supplies after the Saskatchewan Health Authority announced they will be supplying community-based organiz...
paNOW
Nov 13, 2018
The Saskatchewan government has announced they will begin distributing safe inhalation supplies in an effort to tackle high HIV and Hepatitis C rates in the province. (YouTube/Screenshot)
Man killed in rollover near St. Louis
A 39-year-old man has died following a rollover near St. Louis south of Prince Albert early Tuesday morning. RCMP report that a southbound Dodge truck left the road and travelled into the east ditch a...
paNOW
Oct 03, 2018
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