CUPE strike saved City $535,000, finance department reports
The three-month CUPE 882 strike resulted in roughly $535,000 in savings for the City of Prince Albert. That’s according to a report from the City’s...
Transit ridership booms in 2023, but cost efficiency still ‘slightly lower than optimal’: report
The number of Prince Albert residents taking the bus hit new highs in seven of the 12 months last year, according to the City’s...
Prince Albert delivery driver to stand trial for manslaughter
A Prince Albert delivery driver accused of killing a fast food worker in the Cornerstone business district will stand trial for manslaughter later this...
Council votes to implement fee for non-residents who use recreation facilities
Non-residents will have to pay a $150 fee to use indoor City of Prince Albert facilities and a $75 fee to use outdoor City...
Sask. Party MLA Gary Grewal will not seek reelection in 2024
by Alec Salloum Regina Leader-Post Gary Grewal, the Saskatchewan Party MLA representing Regina Northeast, announced late Friday he would not be seeking election in 2024. In a...
Sask. Rivers board chair wins Saskatchewan Party nomination in Batoche
Saskatchewan Rivers Public School Division board chair Darlene Rowden will run for the Saskatchewan Party in the next election after winning a contested nomination...
With skyrocketing migration trends and housing shortages, more refugee women are forced into the shelter system
Hue Pham and Sheena ShiraniLocal Journalism Initiative ReporterNew Canadian Media This article was produced as part of an Inclusive Journalism Microcredential offered by New Canadian...
Feds urged to label acids in oilsands as toxic and harmful
Matteo Cimellaro, Local Journalism Initiative Reporter, Canada's National Observer First Nations and Métis in Alberta are joining with environmental organizations to formally request that Ottawa...