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• Jackrabbits season off to a hopping start
  From ages three through 12, the children learn to cross country ski under the guidance of coaches Barry Otterson and Brad Lloyd. After ...
• Prince Albert is home to 'world's brightest diamond'...
  Mined in the North West Territories (NWT), the Sirius Star diamond is named after “the brightest star in the night sky, and was the standard ...
• AFN responds to concerns raised in independent...
  The first article was an interview with FSIN Vice Chief Simon Bird, and the second looked at why the three organizations deemed it necessary to ...
• Health Region requests city pay entire portion of...
  A PAPRHA news release made available on Thursday, explains that the amount the organization is still seeking from the city is about $1 million. ...
• Montreal Lake First Nation's fire crew put out blaze...
  At the time of the incident, press releases provided by the Saskatchewan RCMP Media Relations indicated, “the fire…has been suppressed with the ...
• Jacking of southbound lanes on Diefenbaker Bridge...
  According to the schedule provided to Cotterill by Stantec, the professional consulting firm hired by the city to oversee the project, Bridge ...
• A number of issues revisited at city council's last...
  There were a number of items on city council’s agenda on Monday that have now come to a close after having previously been before the executive ...
• Rationale for joint report on First Nations education
  The intent of the interview with Bird was to understand why the 87-page report entitled Report on Priority Actions in View of Improving First ...
• Local philanthropist recognized for years of...
  Jenkins, who has long been respected in the community as a philanthropist, was being recognized for his years of dedication to Saskatchewan and ...
• Vice Chief explains why the FSIN jointly presented a...
  To acquire a better understanding of the intentions of those presenting the document entitled, Report on Priority Actions in View of Improving ...
• Mayor recognized for contributions to aboriginal...
  Presenting the award to the mayor was the president and vice-chancellor of the University of Regina (U of R), Vianne Timmons. Timmons explained ...
• Mo' 'staches = mo' money for fundraiser
  For those who are unfamiliar with Movember it originated in Melbourne, Australia in 2003, when friends got together to grow moustaches to raise ...
• A smorgasbord of fine cuisine and company
  From lasagna and poutine, to samosas, carrot salad, and a delightful Nicaraguan chicken soup, one’s taste buds were treated to a smorgasbord of ...
• Waiting for the consultant's report
  “I can tell you that we are still on schedule to complete the repairs to the girder. …Part of the problem however, is that the bridge has to be ...
• MP for Prince Albert, Randy Hoback, responds to...
  Mainly, a group known as LeadNow organized the nationwide protests. The group’s rationale for organizing such action was explained in Friday’s ...
• "Stand against the omnibus crime bill," concerned...
  One of the key organizations behind the movement, Leadnow, explains on their website why they have helped to organize over 120 nationwide ...
• 600 days and counting
  The intention of the event’s organizers was to allow “coordinators (to) present on each area of the Games and, to entice community members ...
• Local students building skills and a home for those...
  The students have been spending each and every school day this semester on the project and will receive six credits for their efforts once the ...
• Prince Albert to host 2014 Saskatchewan Winter Games
  At a media conference held at City Hall on Tuesday morning, it was announced that Prince Albert has been chosen as the host community for the ...
• Barber puts audience under her spell
  The moment Jill Barber hit the stage at the E.A. Rawlinson Centre on Saturday night, in what was her first ever performance in Prince Albert, she ...
• Local children raise funds to rid world of polio
  PRINCE ALBERT — Recently the Rotary Club of Prince Albert took up an initiative called “Pennies for Polio,” an idea proudly borrowed from Rotary ...
• Local transport company wants 'arbitrary' weight...
  One of the items on city council’s agenda on Monday, was a letter written by a local business owner who feels that the weight restriction of ...
• In loving memory of Marjorie Nainaar: Hundreds...
  When hundreds filled the Sacred Heart Cathedral in Prince Albert on Monday morning, they were there to celebrate the rich life and gracious love ...
• Bewitching Barber: Enchanting singer Jill Barber set...
  Barber, who is currently traversing the country with her band, will be visiting the E.A. Rawlinson Centre Nov.19 on what she told the Herald is ...
• Daniel Wesley to share Rawlinson Centre stage with...
  Vancouver-based musician Daniel Wesley is the opening act for fellow west coaster, Matt Good, on all 37 stops along their current Canadian tour ...
• And the students' votes are in!
  The national not-for-profit organization, Student Vote, released the results of the provincial students’ parallel election, in which the students ...
• Rural incumbents predictably hold onto seats
  In what can only be labeled as landslide victories, Delbert Kirsch and Nadine Wilson, the Saskatchewan Party incumbents in the mainly rural ...
• Sask. Party holds three of four local ridings but PA...
  As of 10 p.m., Sask. Party candidates have been declared winners in PA Carlton, Batoche and Sask. Rivers. In Batoche and Sask. Rivers the ...
• Crowd growing at NDP HQ as race for PA Northcote...
  The crowd at the Union Hall in the city has grown as has the optimism for the riding of PA Northcote. The Herald's Tyler Clarke is reporting that ...
• Optimism in short supply at NDP HQ in city
  At NDP HQ, the Herald's Tyler Clarke has reported "defeated feelings here. 'I just want to go home now' overheard in the union hall, where about ...