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• Search for the Stars a learning experience for young...
  Assessing the concert and contest, E.A. Rawlinson Centre marketing director Linda Jensen described the artistic growth of the participants as one ...
• Highway 11 twinning project set to re-start in July
  A short stretch of 13 kilometres north and south of MacDowall is all that remains for contractor Langenburg Redi Mix, which plans to have the ...
• Pride Week a barometer of social progress for LGBTQ...
  City council has declared June 3-9 as Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, Transgender, Two-Spirit and Ally Pride Week in Prince Albert. The non-profit Prince ...
• Councillor cleans up ward with schoolchildren
  Every day this week, Coun. Charlene Miller is leading a group of Grade 4 and 5 students from Queen Mary in a thorough cleanup of her ward from ...
• Prince Albert to host satellite event of PGA golf...
  Bringing together 18 of Canada’s best professional golfers with local amateurs, the tournament will take place on July 2 and promises to put ...
• Council ponders fate of Sixth Avenue meridian
  The section of the meridian (also known as a median) located near the 15th Street intersection has one small space allowing for turns to the ...
• Police report majority of assaults in P.A....
  Recent weeks have seen a rash of reported assaults in the P.A. area. Speaking at a Monday press conference, Sgt. Curtis Halcro said that most of ...
• The Mentalists: Psychic fair offers readings and...
  “George Lucas changed this business,” self-described psychic and clairvoyant Keith Atkinson said on Saturday. “As I said before, (with) the aura, ...
• EPS takes proactive approach over long weekend
  “People are being responsible,” supervising officer S/Const. Jarett Taylor said late on Sunday afternoon. “We’re not getting the calls for ...
• Community art show raising money to fight pediatric...
  The event, which is organized by the group Team 4 Hope, is set to take place this Sunday at the home of retired teacher and property manager ...
• Inaugural First Nations ball hockey tournament sees...
  Sixteen teams from all corners of Saskatchewan congregated at Dave G. Steuart Arena on Saturday and Sunday for the inaugural First Nations ...
• Lakeland firefighters showcase new truck at annual...
  Held each year on the Friday of the May long weekend, the event serves as an opportunity for visitors to mingle with firefighters and enjoy a ...
• Premier highlights balanced budget, economic growth...
  Speaking to the Herald on Thursday, the premier opened up about his government’s legislative accomplishments and responded to criticisms by NDP ...
• Arts forum paints tourism office windows
  Painters from the Four Door Arts Forum will spend a portion of this week applying their talents to the windows of the P.A. Tourism visitor ...
• Cancer support group hosting two upcoming events
  On Tuesday, May 21 at 7 p.m., guest speaker Debra Down, a social worker at the Cancer Centre in Saskatoon, will offer a presentation sharing her ...
• Broten offers NDP perspective as legislative session...
  “It was a great session,” Broten said. “It was my first one as leader, and I love the role and working with my colleagues and working with ...
• Shrine Circus coming to town
  “It’s going to be something like you’ve never ever seen,” provincial circus chairman Stu Larson said. “This is the biggest actual freestanding ...
• Council postpones decision on new telecommunications...
  In a meeting that sometimes had the air of a battle between David and Goliath, council found itself unable to make a choice after hearing ...
• Impaired driving calls up slightly over same period...
  The Prince Albert Police Service released statistics on Monday indicating that the number of RID (Report Impaired Driving) calls in the last four ...
• Local moms donate blankets, clothing for Mexican...
  P.A. mom Marina Mitchell is leading an initiative to collect blankets and clothing for infants departing Sonora General Hospital in the city of ...
• Health and safety paramount as cottage season begins
  Speaking on Friday, Parkland Ambulance Care public affairs director Lyle Karasiuk offered a range of tips that residents can follow to minimize ...
• Carlton students display artwork at Shananigan’s
  From May 3-16, the establishment is hosting an art show featuring work by Carlton Comprehensive High School students in Grades 9 to 12. On ...
• First Nations University Northern Campus receives...
  The Regional Centre of Expertise on Education for Sustainable Development Saskatchewan (RCE) honoured the Northern Campus’s “Footprints” ...
• John Diefenbaker School holds talent show and art...
  Over the course of two hours, students from pre-kindergarten to Grade 8 entertained the audience with an eclectic mixture of dance, singing, ...
• Writers’ anthology release coincides with Mental...
  On Tuesday night, the Prince Albert Writing For Your Life group met at the John M. Cuelenaere Public Library for the official release of their ...
• Dawn of the Dead: P.A. native helps zombie camp come...
  Besides helping plan the event, Winston Knoll Collegiate math and phys-ed teacher Jason Church will serve as an unarmed combat instructor at the ...
• Band Aid grants help P.A. school music programs
  Rivier Academy and École St. Anne School were among 86 schools across Canada that were named as recipients of the MusiCounts Band Aid Grant this ...
• Police exercise right to ‘bear’ arms in weekend...
  Sgt. Curtis Halcro confirmed at a Monday press conference that a police-issued 12-gauge shotgun was used to destroy the animal when it became too ...
• Les is More: Bay City Rollers frontman headed to P.A.
  Vocalist Les McKeown, who fronted the group during their ’70s heyday, is scheduled to perform at the E.A. Rawlinson Centre on May 13 with his new ...
• Cheap Luxury hosting CD release party
  The band -- comprised of singer and rhythm guitarist Joel Rohs, drummer Tanner Lajeunesse, lead guitarist James Scarrow and new bass player ...