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• Felix camp alleges corruption in Sturgeon Lake election
  “The people have elected me as chief, and our people should be granted their democratic right as voters,” Felix said. Felix was disqualified from ...
• Constant Reminder releases new album
  Prior to the launch, Luther Constant, the four-piece band’s father and manager, shared his excitement about the new release. “They only have a ...
• Wildlife Federation building available for rent, but...
  “The Wildlife Federation has a strong membership base, and there will always be a need for this kind of facility for the use and purposes of the ...
• Carlton director has the right mix for production of...
  Carlton drama teacher David Zulkoskey has waited 13 years to direct another production of Don Nigro’s Green Man, though he believes he has found ...
• Model train and hobby show open to more than the...
  “The model train and hobby show is what we call it ... but the primary focus that we want to get across to people is that it’s a hobby show. And ...
• Puppet show gives Vickers students a lesson on thin ice
  Perry Acorn, the school’s music teacher, thought it would be a good idea to bring the thin ice show back to École Vickers after a few-year ...
• Avid camper shares wolf encounters
  “I’m not a wolf biologist or expert or anything like that, but I’ve been camping out in the wintertime for 40 years. And I’ve had quite a few ...
• Truck hits power pole
  “Ridsdale Transport was in here dumping off some material,” SaskPower district operator and supervisor Darcy Welter said. “Being that the roads ...
• Eight ADOPT projects approved for CLC
  “We’re appreciative of getting the funding from the ministry in order to allow us to do that,” said Larry White, chairman of the board. “As I ...
• Competition element modified for this year’s dance...
  The Prince Albert Barveenok Dance Club will host its 26th annual Ukrainian Dance Festival at the E.A. Rawlinson Centre from April 5-7. “The dance ...
• Competition element modified for this year’s dance...
  “The dance festivals are huge,” said E.A. Rawlinson Centre marketing director Linda Jensen. “There are hundreds of people who come through during ...
• Annual fish fry to become fundraiser for Wildlife...
  “Most years in the past, it’s involved primarily a supper and there’s usually a speaker,” Erickson said. “We’re actually incorporating a ...
• Dates released for 2014 Sask. Winter Games in Prince...
  “The announcement was made today because we wanted to do the Games manager and the dates all at the same time,” Games manager Judy MacLeod ...
• First Nation Summer Games sponsors recognized,...
  The newest sponsors are comprised of Gene’s Sports, Lake Boyz RV, Partners Furniture and Appliances, MBC and the Saskatoon Tribal Council, with a ...
• Former P.A. firefighter creates bursary with $25,000...
  “Before he died, my father asked me if I would do something for the boys that worked,” said Ron Norfield, a former captain in the Prince Albert ...
• Talent scout to give lecture at Performing Arts...
  “He’s doing a cross-Canada tour and has chosen dance studios to come and give presentations to,” said Donna Malach, co-owner of the Performing ...
• Cosmo Club to raise funds for diabetes with Home and...
  There are approximately 104 booths, with about the same being sold each year, according to Home Show co-ordinator Al Porter. “That’s 104 booths, ...
• City motions to keep Art Hauser Centre open until a...
  Council deliberated over the approval of a request to extend the 2013 Art Hauser Centre season, which would allow the A&W Bears Hockey Club ...
• Vickers students honoured with Legion awards
  “We want to thank the teachers for promoting this for us,” zone commander Ed Laird said. “This is one of our biggest programs we have with the ...
• Sask. homebuilder wins national award for Candle...
  Northern Sky Developments, a Martensville-based company that has been in operation since 2004, was handed the award during the Canadian Home ...
• Birch Hills Gala to feature uncommon account of...
  The 2013 Birch Hills Library Gala annual fundraiser will take place April 11, featuring guest speakers Robin and Arlene Karpan for their latest ...
• Search for the Stars back for a sixth year
  Performers of all disciplines will once again have a chance at prizes, awards and a spot in the E.A. Rawlinson Centre’s final showcase, as the ...
• P.A. well above normal for spring runoff potential
  “It’s just outside of the very high category … That Rosthern, Shellbrook, Blaine Lake area is in the very high category,” said Ken Cheveldayoff, ...
• PAIMFC to hold ‘Healing our Spirits Together’ event
  “For us, (it’s the first time we're holding this kind of event),” Resolution Health support worker Linda O’Soup said of the conference, titled, ...
• Pinehouse residents denounce nuclear waste, uranium...
  The residents, joined by other nuclear waste and uranium mining opponents, attended an info session as part of the two-day Idle No More workshop ...
• Fast-a-thon mobilizes for justice among women in Nepal
  Mitchell spoke of the Women for Peace and Democracy - Nepal (WPD - Nepal) initiative and its relation to International Woman’s Day, held just a ...
• Bowl for Kids’ Sake hits pinnacle with centennial...
  “We’re celebrating 100 years in Canada, 40 years in P.A., so we thought it would be a good idea to do a 100-year theme,” said Allyson Wall, event ...
• Children’s author converts book into poetry for...
  “Some of the little ones will understand this, but the big ones will get a bit of a chuckle,” he said. “It’s called My Home is a Hole, and I ...
• Idle No More workshops tackle myriad topics
  The day-long workshops have been organized by Idle No More Prince Albert, with about 30 people turning up for Friday’s morning session. With a ...
• Club approves decision to demolish building
  The building’s roof collapsed last month, putting a stop to a number of activities for the unforeseeable future. John Beaulac, Red River ...