Lessons learned from the 2016 spill will be used to ensure safety in the new build, the company says
Husky Energy says it has learned its lesson from the 2016 oil spill in the North Saskatchewan River that knocked out...
Kobe Faval has read books and course outlines about giving CPR, but this is the closest he’s ever come to the real thing.
It’s Thursday morning, and Faval is one of roughly a dozen people, most of them Wesmor Public...
Things are about to get crazy at Wesmor Public High School.
Last May, a group of students from the Prince Albert school entered a Saskatchewan Teachers Federation (STF) video contest designed to showcase unique schools from across the province.
On Wednesday...
The Street Fair is back this Saturday, and according to the Prince Albert Downtown Business Improvement District (PADBID), it may just be the biggest ever.
The free event will take place between 10 a.m. and 8 p.m., with an after-party...
It’s been a long journey, but Calvary United Church has finally taken the last step.
On Sunday, the Prince Albert church elected to join the Saskatchewan Conference of the United Church and the Tamarack Presbytery in becoming an open and...
A Prince Albert lawyer will serve a two-month suspension for professional misconduct, but his fine should be reduced, the Court of Appeal has ruled.
Peter A. Abrametz (not to be confused with Peter V. Abrametz, his father), had his suspension...
A record turnout at Saturday’s Pride parade and festival, along with events during the week, is a sign attitudes are changing, organizers say.
A total of about 400 people took part this year, 280 at the parade and festival and...
Métis Women’s Association looking to kickstart conversation on HIV
A Prince Albert women’s group has started a community outreach effort to improve the quality of life and reduce the stigma for those living with or at-risk of HIV.
It’s called HIV...
A weapons call involving a teenager was just one of many calls police responded to over a busy weekend.
In total, officers responded to 315 calls for service, and made 41 arrests. The top calls for service were for disturbances...
Remarking that at least Prince Albert didn’t get stuck with out-of-province retailers, Dionne said he would have preferred if businesses owned a lease prior to bidding.
Prince Albert Mayor Greg Dionne is looking on the bright side when it comes...
