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Complex repairs needed after semi collision with Saskatoon overpass - Prince Albert Daily Herald Saskatoon StarPhoenix Staff Repairs are needed on a busy overpass in Saskatoon after cargo on a semi trailer collided with the concrete structure. The City of Saskatoon says the extent of the damage or cost of fixing the section of the cloverleaf at Circle Drive and Highway 11 was not immediately known, after the collision

Complex repairs needed after semi collision with Saskatoon overpass


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Kids’ book pulled from Winnipeg school division shelves over map illustration - Prince Albert Daily Herald Maggie Macintosh Local Journalism Initiative Reporter Winnipeg Free Press A school library-technician is raising concerns about the swift removal of a new children’s book about a Palestinian family preparing to break their fast during Ramadan. The Louis Riel School Division has taken Maysa Odeh’s Upside-Down Iftar off its shelves in response to a complaint about

Kids’ book pulled from Winnipeg school division shelves over map illustration


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Road to Jasper’s recovery: Interim housing, permit processing, reopened trails and wildfire risk reduction updates - Prince Albert Daily Herald Peter Shokeir Local Journalism Initiative Reporter The Jasper Local Jasper's interim housing program is fully subscribed, more than half of wildfire-affected leaseholders have initiated their permitting and Jasper's last remaining residential site requiring debris removal is scheduled to be cleaned up by Tuesday (March 10). The update came by way of the most recent update

Road to Jasper's recovery: Interim housing, permit processing, reopened trails and wildfire risk reduction updates


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Prairie Harbour grateful for Clare’s Law in Manitoba - Prince Albert Daily Herald Renee Lilley Local Journalism Initiative Reporter Portage Graphic Leader Manitobans who suspect an intimate partner may have a history of violence can now access police records under a new provincial law that advocates say will save lives. The Manitoba government officially proclaimed Clare’s Law on March 1. The legislation, formally known as the Disclosure to

Prairie Harbour grateful for Clare’s Law in Manitoba


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RJC High School in Rosthern to Launch RENEW Campaign - Prince Albert Daily Herald Carol Baldwin Local Journalism Initiative Reporter Wakaw Recorder RJC High School in Rosthern is launching a $10 million RENEW Campaign to renovate and modernize its facilities. Roughly 60 years ago, then-president Elmer Richert encouraged the RJC community to join him in a vision to build a new school and dormitory. The bar was set at

RJC High School in Rosthern to Launch RENEW Campaign


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Both Saskatchewan squads eliminated from Brier playoff contention - Prince Albert Daily Herald Taylor Shire Regina Leader-Post For just the second time in his career, Mike McEwen won’t be in the mix come playoff time at the Brier. On Thursday night, the skip of Team Saskatchewan lost 6-3 to Manitoba’s Matt Dunstone in a game that eliminated Saskatchewan from playoff contention at the Canadian men’s curling championship in

Both Saskatchewan squads eliminated from Brier playoff contention


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Despite off-night shooting, Huskies advance to women’s hoops semifinal - Prince Albert Daily Herald Saskatoon StarPhoenix Staff Though the University of Saskatchewan Huskies were off-target on the offensive end, they were sharp enough defensively to make up for it as they began their pursuit for back-to-back national basketball titles. In their quarterfinal on Thursday versus Canada West rival British Columbia at the U Sports Women’s Final 8 in Quebec

Despite off-night shooting, Huskies advance to women's hoops semifinal


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Early results prove positive for Prince Albert figure skaters - Prince Albert Daily Herald Figure skaters Reinard Lotz and Mia Schutte weren’t expecting to be on the podium so early in their competitive careers, but that’s where they found themselves at the Saskatchewan Winter Games. The 13-year-old Lotz and 12-year-old Schutte only began skating together a few months ago before teaming up for a shot at the 2026 Winter

Early results prove positive for Prince Albert figure skaters


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Prince Albert Legion donates to The Salvation Army - Prince Albert Daily Herald The Royal Canadian Legion Branch No. 2 began a clothing drive on Jan. 30 for The Salvation Army in a bid to help them restock and have sufficient materials for the needy during this winter season.They concluded those efforts and presented the donations to the Salvation Army on Thursday, March 4 at the Legion's office

Prince Albert Legion donates to The Salvation Army


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Prince Albert MLA hosts International Women’s Day reception at Legislature, but NDP says many women’s issues remain unaddressed - Prince Albert Daily Herald Saskatchewan’s Minister for the Status of Women, and Prince Albert Northcote MLA Alana Ross, said women are doing amazing work in the province, and it’s important to honour those contributions on International Women’s Day. Ross made the comments after hosting a reception at the Saskatchewan Legislature in Regina on Thursday. Ross said Saskatchewan is moving

Prince Albert MLA hosts International Women’s Day reception at Legislature, but NDP says many women’s issues remain unaddressed


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‘It’s a great lifestyle’: Women in agriculture on the rise in Saskatchewan - Prince Albert Daily Herald Larissa Kurz Regina Leader-Post One of three sisters growing up on her family farm near Moosomin, Kirsten Oram was definitely the most interested in the world of producing grain and raising cattle. That interest has helped guide her through many seeding and harvest seasons, not to mention a degree from the University of Saskatchewan that

'It's a great lifestyle': Women in agriculture on the rise in Saskatchewan


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LLRIB sets March 13 nomination meetings for chief, council - Prince Albert Daily Herald Nicole GoldsworthyLocal Journalism Initiative ReporterSaskToday.ca Editor’s Note: This story was supposed to run on Page 16 in Friday’s edition of the Daily Herald. The Daily Herald apologizes for any confusion. LA RONGE — The Lac La Ronge Indian Band (LLRIB) has announced nomination meetings for its upcoming band election, with candidates for chief and councillor

LLRIB sets March 13 nomination meetings for chief, council


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Legislature is going into session, but Trump is being “Trump” again - Prince Albert Daily Herald For the record, readers who prefer news stories or even commentary to principally focus upon events in the Prince Albert or even provincial domain, I’m afraid that I have some bad news for you: This week’s column is going to try to make sense of what’s happening in the Middle East, where the King of

Legislature is going into session, but Trump is being “Trump” again


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The Royal Canadian Legion Branch No. 2 began a clothing drive on Jan. 30 for The Salvation Army in a bid to help them restock and have sufficient materials for the needy during this winter season. #PADailyHerald #PrinceAlbertLegion #TheSalvationArmy
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Wine Time with Aaron the Wine Guy - Prince Albert Daily Herald Hello Prince Albert! Are you familiar with the marketing concept known as “perceived value”? This is when a product image or representation of that product is created in such a way that people are willing to pay more for it. We can see this all the time in furniture stores, car dealerships and especially with

Wine Time with Aaron the Wine Guy


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Police make arrests following police operation on Kemp Crescent - Prince Albert Daily Herald A 22-year-old man and 26-year-old woman face multiple charges included robbery with violence following an investigation that led the Prince Albert Police Service to warn residents to stay away from Kemp Crescent and the surrounding area on Thursday. The investigation began on the 2600 block of Second Avenue West after receiving a report at around

Police make arrests following police operation on Kemp Crescent


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One year later, ‘buy Canadian’ sentiment remains strong - Prince Albert Daily Herald Daniel Smeenk Local Journalism Initiative Reporter The Lake Report Last year, the start of the Canada-U.S. tariff war ignited an era of uncertainty for Canada's economy. The nation began a pivot to find prosperity outside of its relationship with its neighbours down south, which, with Prime Minister Mark Carney's relationship-building trips to India and China

One year later, ‘buy Canadian’ sentiment remains strong


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Training pays off as snowy Hwy 35 rollover ends safely - Prince Albert Daily Herald Nicole Goldsworthy Local Journalism Initiative Reporter SaskToday.ca NIPAWIN — A single-vehicle rollover on Highway 35 south of Codette Monday evening ended without injury, despite heavy snowfall that reduced visibility at the scene. In a social media post, the Nipawin Fire Department said crews were dispatched at 7:27 p.m. March 2 after receiving reports of the

Training pays off as snowy Hwy 35 rollover ends safely


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Ecole St. Mary High School Open House teaches families about education options - Prince Albert Daily Herald Ecole St. Mary High School hosted their annual Open House on Wednesday and Thursday evening. The Open House offered a chance to get school tours from administration and to hear from Principal Dwayne Gareau while learning what the school has to offer. After his speech, Gareau and Vice Principals Jason Bourdon and Lydia McLeod conducted

Ecole St. Mary High School Open House teaches families about education options


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Catholic Division begins tax designation awareness campaign - Prince Albert Daily Herald The Prince Albert Catholic School Division recently began a Property Tax Designation awareness campaign. During the board of education's regular meeting on Monday, Feb. 23, director of education Lorel Trumier asked board members for ideas to let Catholic constituents know they can designate their taxes to the Catholic School Division. "We always have this moment

Catholic Division begins tax designation awareness campaign


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City preparing housing strategy as Prince Albert faces affordable housing shortage


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Wine glass painting night planned at Bugsy's Lounge


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Student-inspired mural unveiled at water treatment plant


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BMI announces first tenant for former Prince Albert Pulp Mill site - Prince Albert Daily Herald The former Prince Albert Pulp Mill site has its first tenant. The BMI Group, which acquired the site last November, has signed a Memorandum of Understanding with pipeline operator and natural gas equipment manufacturer Plum Gas Solutions to develop a Compressed Natural Gas (CNG) facility. Plum is the site’s first new tenant, and BMI Community

BMI announces first tenant for former Prince Albert Pulp Mill site


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Corman Park councillors approve new potable water fill station rates for three user groups - Prince Albert Daily Herald Kevin Berger Local Journalism Initiative Reporter Clark's Crossing Gazette In a bid to cut down on the long wait times at the three potable water fill stations within the municipality, RM of Corman Park councillors recently approved a new set of fill station rates that will see commercial/high water users pay substantially more than other

Corman Park councillors approve new potable water fill station rates for three user groups


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‘Mass death on this scale is incomprehensible’ - Prince Albert Daily Herald Michelle Gamage Local Journalism Initiative Reporter The Tyee [Editor’s note: This article talks about overdose fatalities, including of youths, and the ongoing toxic drug crisis’s outsized impact on First Nations people.] There were fewer drug poisonings, overdoses and fatalities in 2025, compared with 2024. But British Columbia is still in the midst of a brutal

‘Mass death on this scale is incomprehensible’


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BGC Martensville Early Learning Centre at full capacity as it begins operation


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Pair of Regina Rams set to compete in CFL Combine


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‘Highly motivated’ Huskies get second chance, seek back-to-back national titles - Prince Albert Daily Herald Saskatoon StarPhoenix Staff As disappointing as a conference playoff loss last month was for the University of Saskatchewan Huskies women’s basketball team, the setback could serve as a “wake-up call” in their pursuit of program history, their head coach says. Here are five things to know as the Huskies take aim this weekend at the

'Highly motivated' Huskies get second chance, seek back-to-back national titles


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Prince Albert skating club prepares to wow audiences at year-end show - Prince Albert Daily Herald With a challenging but successful season of competition behind them, the Prince Albert Skating Club is planning to have a little fun. Club members were on the ice Wednesday evening preparing for their annual year-end show at the Art Hauser Centre on March 15. Skating Club head coach Carla Jenkins said members take the performance

Prince Albert skating club prepares to wow audiences at year-end show


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