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Severe thunderstorms in the forecast for northern Saskatchewan
17+ hour, 31+ min ago (130+ words) All eyes will be on the skies in the La Ronge area, as dangerous thunderstorms could develop this evening. As of 5 p.m Monday, Environment Canada had an orange alert issued for an area in northern Saskatchewan that covered Prince Albert…...
Small businesses at front lines of tariff war, as many lose sales
1+ day, 46+ min ago (810+ words) Since the latest U.S. tariffs rolled in this past weekend, Bernard Hellen has been fielding order cancellations for 3D miniature models — all previously bound for his American clients. “I’ve probably had about 50 order cancellations this morning alone,” said Hellen, owner of Toronto-based…...
Updated: Prince Albert police investigate weekend shooting
23+ hour, 26+ min ago (244+ words) Prince Albert Police are looking for two men suspected of being involved in a shooting incident in the West Flat on Sunday afternoon. One of the suspects was riding a black 2019 Super Soco CPx electric scooter and wearing dark clothing....
Prince Albert celebrates opening of Passage Home and Healing Park
1+ day, 22+ hour ago (620+ words) A green space and large sculpture near Prince Albert’s downtown area will from this day forward serve as a memorial healing site and community gathering place dedicated to Indigenous children who died away from home, and to those who continue…...
Vancouver, Montreal soccer fans boo U.S. anthem after trade talks break down
2+ day, 14+ hour ago (171+ words) VANCOUVER — Soccer fans are again voicing their disappointment over trade relations between the United States and Canada by booing the American national anthem. Jeers echoed through Vancouver’s BC Place ahead of a Major League Soccer game between the Whitecaps and…...
Kinistino woman wins 2008 Mini Cooper in annual radio contest
2+ day, 17+ hour ago (405+ words) A Kinistino woman is getting ready to cruise around town in a newly refurbished Mini Cooper after winning 101 Beach Radio’s annual Summer Free Ride contest. Cindy Porter entered the contest just once this year, at Leon’s in Prince Albert, but…...
Sandy Bay homicide suspect arrested in Pelican Narrows
3+ day, 43+ min ago (87+ words) paNOW A woman sought in connection to a homicide in Sandy Bay has been arrested. Chasity Charolette Rose Clarke was located in Pelican Narrows on Friday. RCMP stated court appearance details are pending. Clarke is facing a charge of manslaughter…...
Connected cars pose privacy issues, Quebec report says
3+ day, 1+ hour ago (115+ words) Modern vehicles have become complex digital hubs that constantly track and record what you do. Those are the findings published in a new report by Quebec’s committee on ethics in science and technology. The 64-page report identified 12 major privacy risks,…...
Prince Albert man shares stories and laughs from last 50 years of restoring cars
3+ day, 3+ hour ago (684+ words) If you’ve been to any of the car shows in Prince Albert in the last 50 years, chances are you’ve probably seen a Ford Fairlane Crown Victoria restored by Arnie Holmes. At 89 years old, Holmes originally moved to Prince Albert in…...
‘It’s a dream come true’: WNBA games in Canada still surreal for Olympian
3+ day, 10+ hour ago (819+ words) VANCOUVER — Growing up in Chatham, Ont., Bridget Carleton couldn’t imagine playing professional basketball in Canada. This season, she’s getting the chance. “It’s surreal,” the Portland Fire forward said before her team took on the Toronto Tempo in Vancouver on Friday....