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A Prince Albert judge railed against the growing prevalence of crystal meth earlier this month while sentencing a woman to 27 months in prison for drug trafficking. Carrie Bellerose was one of a number of people arrested when an Integrated...

The Prince Albert Police Service is investigating its first homicide of 2019. The victim, a 27-year-old man, was assaulted in the alley of the 200 block of 12th Street East at about 1:15 a.m. last Saturday, Feb. 9. He died...

The campaign to build a hospice in Prince Albert got a major boost Tuesday morning, with a pair of announcements of significant contributions to the cause. Sask. Party MLA and Minister Responsible for SGI Joe Hargrave went first, announcing that...

Taras Kachkowski loves the band, KISS. He often dresses up as frontman Gene Simmons, complete with the platform boots, black and white face paint and spiky shoulder pads made out of football gear. It’s a costume he puts on at...

A Prince Albert lawyer is serving 90 days in prison on weekends and paying back $35,000 after pleading guilty to fraud. Kristian Eggum pleaded guilty at the Court of Queen’s Bench last Friday. He was accused of submitting claims for...

While the Winter Festival Rock Show experience is a relatively new show, it was joined by an even newer event Saturday. For the first time ever, the rock show was followed by a rock cabaret, and the Winter Festival had...

Kala Montgrand learned jigging the way some people used to learn how to swim: by getting thrown into the deep end of the pool. Of course, in this case the “deep end” was the middle of a dance floor, but...

A night after they fell 4-3 to the Regina Rebels on home ice, the Prince Albert Northern Bears were determined to end the regular season on a winning note. Miranda Heidt tied the game with 59 seconds to go and...

The Brandon Wheat Kings accomplished something this weekend that no other Western Hockey League team has during the 2018-19 season. They became the first club to beat the Prince Albert Raiders twice this year and they also handed the league-leaders...

Saskatchewan was one of a handful of provinces and territories to avoid getting a failing grade in a pair of recent reports from the Canadian Alcohol Policy Evaluation (CAPE) project. Researchers from the University of Victoria’s Canadian Institute for Substance...