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One officer has been released from the hospital and a 25-year-old man is in custody following a police chase that ended about 10 km west of the city Wednesday. The Prince Albert Police Service responded to a report of a...

Community meeting sheds light on getting first-hand perspectives from homeless people for action plan “You still hear an opportunity for hope, so if we lose that, we're done for.”- Lenore Swystun Henry Morin seemed slightly hesitant when he first stood...

This is the fifth and final part of a series that will preview the 2019-20 Western Hockey League campaign, which begins Friday night. The four previous posts featured overviews of the East Division, Central Division, BC Division and US Division,...

“When we start to see meth in the community — between trafficking charges, possession charges and seizures of meth — we start to see an increase in property-related and violent offences too,” That’s what Prince Albert Police Chief Jon Bergen...

Students at Prince Albert's Saskatchewan Polytechnic (Sask. Poly) campus celebrated the fall equinox with their annual Indigenous relay race. Nine teams with 10 students each took part, practicing traditional survival skills that Indigenous people used living off of the land....

Education has defined Brian Littlepine’s life. After leaving his home community of Beardy’s and Okemasis First Nation in 1980, Littlepine attended the University of Saskatchewan and graduated with an education degree. He married a special education teacher, went back for...

The provincial NDP and the SGEU are expressing concerns after learning the ISC office in Prince Albert is one of three slated to close. ISC announced Thursday that customer service centres in Humboldt, Prince Albert and Yorkton will close effective...

This is the third of a five-part series that will preview the 2019-20 Western Hockey League campaign. The first four parts will go over each of the divisions before I make my predictions in the final part. A huge thanks...

"having a special needs child is the most challenging thing I have ever had to do in my life."- Andrea Weberg The Optimist Club's Fall Gala on Saturday is benefitting two Prince Albert area families who are in need of...

The province’s highest court heard both that the ability of nurses to criticize issues of public health was at risk and that an identifiable group of nurses had their reputations slandered during verbal arguments in the appeal of Prince Albert...