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While members of the Carlton Crusaders and St. Mary Marauders were taking turns hoisting the Canadian Tire Cup on Thursday night, Marauders bench boss Curt Hundeby was wondering what could have been. After the Marauders had driven their way into...

“I didn't realize...that piano was an extra curricular activity, it was just what you do.” Canadian pianist Ian Parker is making a stop in Prince Albert next week to shine a light on classical music. The performance is on Oct....

Nineteen years after a group of Prince Albert residents kicked off a dream to build an accessible trail around the perimeter of the city, the project is finally complete. Dignitaries, volunteers, trail users and committee members gathered on the west...

A group of 14 Wesmor students is being rewarded for their work as leaders in their school community. Wednesday morning, the students were surprised by the news that they are being flown to Winnipeg by WestJet to attend WE Day...

“Literacy, it's not just about words and language—it's about relationships and friendships and comfort and culture.” - Alma Newman The Prince Albert Literacy Network celebrated its 30th anniversary on Thursday afternoon with a panel presentation of a local tutor and...

“It's a really great opportunity and I hope to take something back to my school.” - Elizabeth Pala Grade 12 students attending schools in and around Prince Albert will soon be representing Saskatchewan students on the province's first youth council....

Equipment, materials and 23 SaskPower employees are on their way to help Manitoba following a major blizzard that severely damaged the province’s electrical grid. SaskPower is providing aid as part of a Mutual Assistance Agreement, something commonly established between utility...

For the second time in a little over a week, the Prince Albert Raiders have dealt one of the key members of last year's championship lineup to the Western Conference. In a move that's the biggest deal thus far in...

Saskatoon Walter Murray's Moktar Abodu Said made the most of his final chance to earn a gold medal at the SHSAA provincial high school cross country meet. The Grade 12 student, who finished second in last year's provincials in Delisle,...

"it just seemed like the right thing to do.”- Debbie Down, Canada Life The Victoria Hospital Foundation has received a $20,000 pledge towards this year's Give a Little Life Day campaign. Canada Life, a domestic life insurance company, is putting...