Airport warns nearby residents may hear bird deterrent noise during migration season


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New historical fiction novel ‘The Laundryman’ uses Prince Albert as a setting - Prince Albert Daily Herald A Saskatoon author and former University of Saskatchewan professor looked north to Prince Albert for inspiration for his new historical fiction novel. Saskatoon author Dwayne Brenna recently released his third novel “The Laundryman” which involves the RCMP solving a murder of a laundryman in Prince Albert in the 1880s. Brenna said he chose Prince Albert

New historical fiction novel ‘The Laundryman’ uses Prince Albert as a setting


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Tight supply continues to push up home prices in Prince Albert


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CFUW Spring Book Sale returning in new location to support scholarships - Prince Albert Daily Herald Readers in Prince Albert who are looking for a new biography or a classic piece of fiction will have a chance to find it when the Canadian Federation of University Women (CFUW) opens their doors for the first day of their annual Spring Book Sale on April 17. The sale will be at a new

CFUW Spring Book Sale returning in new location to support scholarships


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Prince Albert Daily Herald

Historically, the Dog Warriors were the young men that surveyed the community, made sure the community was safe.
They were the ones that went hunting.
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SHA releases spring COVID-19 vaccine eligibility for Sask. - Prince Albert Daily Herald Saskatoon StarPhoenix Staff The Saskatchewan Health Authority says some who are more prone to suffering from the effects of COVID-19 may be eligible for spring vaccines. In a Thursday news release, the SHA said “moderately to severely immunocompromised,” adults and children can receive an additional vaccine dose, eight weeks from their last, from April 1

SHA releases spring COVID-19 vaccine eligibility for Sask.


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Alberta premier and education minister had private meeting with groups behind push to ‘conservatize’ Alberta school boards and ban LGBTQ books - Prince Albert Daily Herald Brett McKay Local Journalism Initiative Reporter Investigative Journalism Foundation Alberta’s premier and education minister held a private meeting in February to discuss school funding and education policy. Documents released through an access to information request show that attendees included a number of right-wing think tanks and groups involved in a campaign to “conservatize” Alberta school

Alberta premier and education minister had private meeting with groups behind push to ‘conservatize’ Alberta school boards and ban LGBT
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Ontario’s Endangered Species Act is officially dead. Here’s what that means - Prince Albert Daily Herald Leah Borts-Kuperman Local Journalism Initiative Reporter The Narwhal Ontario’s Endangered Species Act is now officially repealed. The province says the move will allow quicker approvals for road, mining and housing developments, while experts say it could streamline destruction of critical habitats, further threatening wildlife such as woodland caribou, barn owls and the golden eagle. The

Ontario’s Endangered Species Act is officially dead. Here’s what that means


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School tax hike fuels debate over who pays for education in rural Manitoba - Prince Albert Daily Herald Steven Sukkau Local Journalism Initiative Reporter Winnipeg Sun A farmer near McGregor is raising concerns about rising school taxes, saying the increase could significantly impact agricultural producers already dealing with tight margins, while the province says it is working to balance affordability with education funding needs. The local resident, who asked not to be named,

School tax hike fuels debate over who pays for education in rural Manitoba


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Pig control efforts to include DNA testing - Prince Albert Daily Herald Connor McDowell Local Journalism Initiative Reporter Brandon Sun Assiniboine College applied researchers and a population control group are teaming up to expand efforts of invasive pig tracking in the countryside this summer. Squeal on Pigs, which searches for invasive pigs and euthanizes them, invested roughly $60,000 last year in a DNA program to upgrade its

Pig control efforts to include DNA testing


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RAS Releases 2026 Event Line-up - Prince Albert Daily Herald Carol Baldwin Local Journalism Initiative Reporter Wakaw Recorder The Rosthern Agricultural Society (RAS) has released an event list for the upcoming 2026 season at the arena located at the Seager Wheeler Historical Farm. The mandate of agricultural societies has always been to be a network of grassroots, non-political, and volunteer-based organizations to “encourage agricultural production,

RAS Releases 2026 Event Line-up


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Humboldt tragedy continues to drive donor sign-ups for Green Shirt Day - Prince Albert Daily Herald Steven Sukkau Local Journalism Initiative Reporter Winnipeg Sun Manitobans are being encouraged to register as organ donors as Green Shirt Day returns April 7, marking a national push to raise awareness and save lives through donation. The campaign is rooted in the legacy of Logan Boulay, one of the victims of the Humboldt Broncos bus

Humboldt tragedy continues to drive donor sign-ups for Green Shirt Day


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Regina Pat Canadians beat Moose Jaw to chase second straight Telus Cup - Prince Albert Daily Herald Darrell Davis Regina Leader-Post The Regina Pat Canadians have talked all season about winning back-to-back Telus Cups, which would give the venerable franchise the most under-18 male hockey championships in Canadian history. “It’s been on our mind since the start of the year,” said Pat C’s goalie Adam Muntain, whose 29 saves backstopped a 5-1

Regina Pat Canadians beat Moose Jaw to chase second straight Telus Cup


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Two new uranium mines ready for construction in northern Saskatchewan - Prince Albert Daily Herald Nykole King Regina Leader-Post It has taken seven years for two uranium mining projects in northern Saskatchewan to move from the initial environmental assessments to construction approvals being granted. The final regulatory hurdle was passed on Feb. 19 for Denison Mines Corp.’s Wheeler River Project, followed by NexGen Energy Ltd.’s Rook I Project on March

Two new uranium mines ready for construction in northern Saskatchewan


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Adult sentence argued in case of Misha Pavelick killing near Regina Beach - Prince Albert Daily Herald Brandon Harder Regina Leader-Post A 37-year-old man listened intently as lawyers argued whether he should receive an adult sentence for a killing that happened nearly 20 years ago. The man, who was convicted of second-degree murder by a jury on Nov. 14, 2025, cannot be named in keeping with the Youth Criminal Justice Act because he

Adult sentence argued in case of Misha Pavelick killing near Regina Beach


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Carney’s Emergencies Act appeal traps the Supreme Court in a credibility crisis - Prince Albert Daily Herald Marco Navarro-Genie Prime Minister Mark Carney’s decision to appeal the Emergencies Act rulings puts the Supreme Court in an untenable position as Chief Justice Richard Wagner’s past public comments on the Freedom Convoy raise doubts about whether the case can be judged fairly. After 60 days of silence, the government confirmed on Tuesday, the final

Carney’s Emergencies Act appeal traps the Supreme Court in a credibility crisis


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Fighting cancer with precision - Prince Albert Daily Herald In my work with universities, I meet an array of Canada’s leading researchers. This week, it was Arghya Paul, Canada Research Chair in the Department of Chemical and Biochemical Engineering and Chemistry at Western University in London, Ontario. Professor Paul and his team of young researchers are investigating new ways to fight cancer. For decades,

Fighting cancer with precision


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Cook-Searson re-elected chief in LLRIB vote, councillors named - Prince Albert Daily Herald Nicole GoldsworthyLocal Journalism Initiative ReporterSaskToday.ca LAC LA RONGE INDIAN BAND — Tammy Cook-Searson has been re-elected chief of the Lac La Ronge Indian Band (LLRIB) following the band’s March 30 general election. Official results show Cook-Searson received 2,089 votes. Her nearest challenger was Jude Ratt with 926 votes, followed by Larry Roberts with 533 and

Cook-Searson re-elected chief in LLRIB vote, councillors named


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Nearly half of Sask. residents’ donations in NDP leadership race went to Avi Lewis - Prince Albert Daily Herald Brett McKay Local Journalism Initiative Reporter Investigative Journalism Foundation Avi Lewis’ victory in the federal NDP leadership race drew swift rebuke from Saskatchewan NDP Leader Carla Beck, but contribution data suggests party supporters in the province have a different opinion of Lewis. In an open letter to Lewis, Beck criticized Lewis’ opposition to new fossil

Nearly half of Sask. residents' donations in NDP leadership race went to Avi Lewis


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B.C. community aims to protect tenants from extreme heat - Prince Albert Daily Herald Theresa McManus Local Journalism Initiative Reporter Freshet News New Westminster tenants aren’t allowed to freeze to death in their apartments — nor should they be allowed to succumb to heat in their homes. That’s the motivation behind bylaws that will require New West landlords to maintain safe temperatures in at least one living space in

B.C. community aims to protect tenants from extreme heat


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Farm life revolves around cows during calving season - Prince Albert Daily Herald Connor McDowell Local Journalism Initiative Reporter Brandon Sun DELEAU – The busy calving season has arrived at the Decock family farm, bringing the need for overtime to safeguard the fruits of the family’s labour. A total of 230 calves are expected at the farm west of Souris before summer arrives. The “onslaught” of calving season

Farm life revolves around cows during calving season


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James Smith Cree Nation seeks answers on COVID-19 funds - Prince Albert Daily Herald Nicole Goldsworthy Local Journalism Initiative Reporter SaskToday.ca JAMES SMITH CREE NATION — The chief of James Smith Cree Nation says he is seeking answers and accountability after raising concerns about how COVID-19 funding was handled by the Federation of Sovereign Indigenous Nations (FSIN). Chief Kirby Constant confirmed Wednesday he sent a formal letter to the

James Smith Cree Nation seeks answers on COVID-19 funds


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Humboldt wastewater plant nears full summer operation - Prince Albert Daily Herald Nicole Goldsworthy Local Journalism Initiative Reporter SaskToday.ca HUMBOLDT — The City of Humboldt’s new wastewater treatment facility is expected to reach full operation later this summer. Director of Public Works Peter Bergquist told SaskToday, “We are currently anticipating full operation later this summer. The exact date will depend on the establishment and performance of microbial

Humboldt wastewater plant nears full summer operation


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Right-leaning parties ridiculing differences between NDP federal and provincial priorities shows their own lack of vision - Prince Albert Daily Herald Nothing amuses me more than watching political trolls stumbling over themselves piling onto a political opponent whenever “debate” begins over a political stance that contrasts with an opposition party’s position on any matter. For our right-leaning parties, including Conservatives, Alberta’s UCP and the Saskatchewan Party, then, it must have felt like Christmas in March when

Right-leaning parties ridiculing differences between NDP federal and provincial priorities shows their own lack of vision


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Seven ways to deal with critical people - Prince Albert Daily Herald Faith Wood Some people never miss an opportunity to criticize. You share good news and they find the flaw. You float an idea and they dismantle it. You make a small mistake and they treat it like a character defect. A single chronically critical voice can drain the energy out of a room, a workplace

Seven ways to deal with critical people


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Hawks eliminated as SJHL semifinals set - Prince Albert Daily Herald The Nipawin Hawks were eliminated from contention for the Canterra Seeds Cup with a six-game series loss to the Weyburn Red Wings. The Hawks lost Game 6 in Weyburn 5-2 on Monday, March 30 in Weyburn to be eliminated. The Red Wings led 2-1 after the first period and 3-1 after the second period. Finley Radloff and Noah

Hawks eliminated as SJHL semifinals set 


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Reeve sees agro development as boost for RM growth


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Studio 1010 reception opens annual Spring Show and Sale - Prince Albert Daily Herald The Studio 1010 Art Group is hosting their annual Art Show and Sale at the Grace Campbell Gallery in the J. M. Cuelenaere Branch of the Prince Albert Public Library. The group held their opening reception and artist meet and greet on April 3. This is Studio 1010’s first show of 2026. Their last show

Studio 1010 reception opens annual Spring Show and Sale


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PACI Program bringing VIMFF to Prince Albert as fundraiser - Prince Albert Daily Herald The Outdoor Adventures program at Prince Albert Collegiate Institute (PACI) is tying together outdoor activities and film for a fundraiser. On April 10 at the EA Rawlinson Centre, the program will host the Vancouver International Mountain Film Festival (VIMFF) World Tour 2026-2026. PACI Outdoor Adventures Teacher Jordan Holmen said the program is a full day

PACI Program bringing VIMFF to Prince Albert as fundraiser


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Prince Albert Daily Herald

A 45-year-old woman faces multiple charges after police reported finding guns and drugs in a vehicle that rolled over near the community of Codette on March 24.
Investigators sa
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