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More Saskatchewan women will be able to receive an earlier diagnosis, now that the province has changed the eligibility for screening mammograms. As of Jan. 1, women aged 43 and older in the province ...

With a goal of experiencing 11 lift serviced skil hills in Saskatchewan in 11 days, Greg Scott and his daughter Hali arrived in Prince Albert on Wednesday and headed straight to Little Red River Park....

The number of people in Saskatchewan dying of drug overdoses continued to drop in 2025, according to data from the provincial Coroner's Service. While numbers are not yet finalized, as of the beginnin...

A look of sadness washes over Harvey McAdam's tired face as he talks about the Salvation Army and how it represented a safe place for him to warm up and get a meal. The man from Big River was one of d...

For Gary Whitley, the image of the Salvation Army building on fire on Christmas Day is one he won't soon forget. The longtime volunteer was just finishing his own dinner with family when he received t...

Prince Albert Fire Department remains in the downtown area this morning as they work to put out a fire that started in the Salvation Army building on Central Avenue that started Christmas Day. Crews w...

By Nigel Maxwell Sprawled across a lawn in Prince Albert's Crescent Acres neighbourhood is a large rabbit snow sculpture and a small elf village. Read more: Christmas Q&A: Santa spills secrets to ...

Northern residents have twice the preventable mortality rates than their southern counterparts when it comes to cancer, diabetes and cardiovascular diseases, but medical professionals believe that gap...

By Susan McNeil A look into the actions of several security guards who were involved in a Dec. 11 incident at Victoria Hospital has found fault with their actions. "The review determined that the acti...

As part of an independent review of the government's response to the 2025 wildfire season, MNP, the vendor chosen to perform the review, has opened a public survey for anyone impacted by the wildfires...