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Charging a toll to drivers crossing Diefenbaker Bridge could generate between $500,000 and $4.5-million in revenue for the City of Prince Albert, according to a new report released this week. Prince Albert city council requested the report in 2017 with...

“It's been rejuvenating, or a burst of energy for me as an educator."- Dakota Decaux, Dene High School teacher A northern Saskatchewan school is feeding their students fresh produce thanks to a grant for a year-round modular farm. In remote...

RCMP announced on Wednesday that human remains found outside of North Battleford were Tiki Brook-Lyn Laverdiere's. The 25-year-old Edmonton woman was reported missing on May 12. She had been in North Battleford for a funeral a couple weeks earlier. On...

Bailey Sutherland, Daily Herald  A study by Heather Foulds, an assistant professor at the University of Saskatchewan’s College of Kinesiology, will assess the fitness potential of jigging in a $120,000 three-year research project funded by the Saskatchewan Health Research Foundation....

Ann Merasty remembers her cousin Jordan Ballantyne as a kind and generous man who quickly made friends. They grew up together, raised by their grandparents, and soon became very close. When he was found dead on July 13, 2018, she...

Bailey Sutherland, Daily Herald Saskatchewan’s first Indigenous Lieutenant Governor, Russell Mirasty, was sworn into office Thursday morning at Government House in Regina. Mirasty, a member of the Lac La Ronge Indian Band who was born and raised in La Ronge,...

Bailey Sutherland, Daily Herald On July 14th at approximately 10:00 am, police and EMS were called to a residence in Sturgeon Lake First Nations and declared a male deceased upon arrival. Prince Albert RCMP is now calling it a suspicious...

Evacuees from wildfires in a northwestern Ontario community are not currently expected in Prince Albert as conditions improve. Roughly 420 people from the Pikangikum First Nation area arrived at the University of Regina late last week, where they continue to...

The four-day Back to Batoche festival is returning this weekend to celebrate Canada's rich Métis culture and history. It takes place this Thursday to Sunday and is put on by the Métis Nation of Saskatchewan. The event features a wide...

Ramsey Rude started the day trying to build fireplace set, something that could hold the spade, the tongs and a fire poker. It’s almost quitting time, and although he’s still sweating away in his forge on a 20 C day,...