Charging a toll to drivers crossing Diefenbaker Bridge could generate between $500,000 and $4.5-million in revenue for the City of Prince Albert, according to a new report released this week. Prince Albert city council requested the report in 2017 with...
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Ecologist hoping study helps preserve endangered bats in P.A. National Park
Parks Canada's version of Batman is
analyzing data on these nocturnal, endangered creatures in Prince
Albert National Park so they can protect their habitats.
P.A. takes part in nation-wide campaign for drowning prevention
“It's fun to watch people's reactions who come in with their chest all puffed up high and then at the end...
Crime severity index falls despite increase in violent crime
Prince Albert’s Crime Severity index fell in 2018 after
reaching a four-year high in 2017, despite an increase in reported violent
crime.
U of S researchers helping farmers create sustainable shelterbelts
“we are trying to make it more practical, like a farmer could open (the website) and understand really quick what to...
Aces remain undefeated after wild extra-inning victory
The Prince Albert Aces remain undefeated at the
Saskatchewan Softball U16 Provincial Champions after a wild thrilling
extra-inning victory on Saturday.
‘More than just words on paper:’ Federal government recognizes mistreatment of the Métis
Reconciliation
was the theme as federal and provincial ministers met with Métis
leaders in Batoche on Friday.
Batoche
was the site where...
Police looking for missing teen
The Prince Albert RCMP is looking for the public’s assistance locating 16-year-old Charles Laliberte.
Laliberte, described as...
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Prince Albert’s going Broadway, and I couldn’t be happier
One thing you might not know about me is I love music.
Lots of people love music, but...
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Edmonton woman’s remains found outside North Battleford
RCMP announced on Wednesday that human remains found outside of North Battleford were Tiki Brook-Lyn Laverdiere's. The 25-year-old Edmonton woman was reported missing on May 12. She had been in North Battleford for a funeral a couple weeks earlier. On...
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‘More than just words on paper:’ Federal government recognizes mistreatment of the Métis
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Scheer focuses on economy, taxes in Prince Albert visit
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City approves new score clock for Art Hauser Centre
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City transfers police dispatch duties to Provincial Emergency Communication Centre
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