Sarah Mills: Trying to score World Cup tickets is a fool's game under FIFA
Sarah Mills spent five hours and 50 minutes in a queue for FIFA's general sale for World Cup tickets on Wednesday, only ...
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Prince Albert Grand Council expresses interest in northern Indigenous police force
By: Bryan Eneas A strained relationship between northern communities and the national police force is opening discussions between tribal councils about introducing their own law enforcement. The Princ...
Mar 11, 2018 PAGC Vice Chief Joseph Tsannie hinted at the creation of a northern Indigenous police force while speaking to reporters in Hatchet Lake. (File photo/paNOW)
Temperature fluctuations can damage gas meters: SaskEnergy
By: Roger White As spring approaches and temperatures begin fluctuating, SaskEnergy is warning homeowners to be careful of damage to their natural gas meters and rooftop heating equipment. Crews are c...
Mar 10, 2018 With melting snow by day and cool temperatures at night SaskEnergy says scenes like this are all to common in the province every winter.
Submitted photo/SaskEnergy
Ashes of Sask. woman who died in China to come home
By Bryan Eneas, paNow The remains of a Saskatchewan woman who died in China are coming home. The family of Melfort's Alicia Garlock has said she was cremated and plans are being made for her ashes to ...
Feb 28, 2018 Alicia Garlock died while teaching in China on Feb. 14, 2018 a GoFundMe page raised money for her family to pay a medical bill to send her remains home. (submitted)
Snowmobile collisions down in 2018: RCMP
By Nigel Maxwell The roar of snowmobiles will echo across Saskatchewan this long weekend, but you may not hear about any accidents. According to statistics from RCMP, there have been just 13 snowmobil...
Feb 18, 2018
Municipalities say no to levy for firefighter mental health
by Glenn Hicks, paNow Saskatchewan's urban municipalities have voted against a proposal to collect a levy to help pay for mental supports for volunteer firefighters, but the group which offers these s...
Feb 08, 2018
Cameco shut down starts this week
The final shift at Cameco's Key Lake and McArthur River uranium operations is wrapping up, which will leave a total of 845 people out of work for an expected 10-month lay-off. Workers on one shift pac...
Feb 01, 2018 The shut down at Cameco's Key Lake and McArthur uranium operations begins the week of Feb. 1, 2018. (submitted/Cameco)
Waskesiu Wilderness Region defrauded of more than $100,000
By Taylor MacPherson, paNow New details have emerged in a major, multi-year fraud case allegedly involving an employee of a non-profit organization in Waskesiu. Saskatchewan RCMP laid charges against ...
Jan 18, 2018 RCMP
Coroner identifies man found dead after leaving care home
By Taylor MacPherson Saskatchewan's Office of the Chief Coroner has confirmed the identity of a man who was found dead after walking away from a care facility near Prince Albert on Boxing Day. The cor...
Jan 06, 2018
Poundmaker, Plains Cree to be featured in popular video game
By Taylor MacPherson Canada's Plains Cree and Chief Poundmaker have been included in the newest edition of the popular Civilization video game series, but one elected official from the Poundmaker Cree...
Jan 04, 2018 Chief Poundmaker, as seen in the trailer for a new video game called Civilization VI: Rise and Fall coming out in Feb. 2018 (Take-Two Interactive Software)
Employee buyout will preserve Daily Herald
By Tyler Marr The Prince Albert Daily Herald will return to its roots and buck the trend of closures, undergoing what Star News Publishing has called an "employee buyout." The news was made public lat...
Dec 16, 2017 The Prince Albert Daily Herald is not going anywhere, as a group of employees will buyout the paper from Star News Publishing. (Tyler Marr/paNOW)
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