Sask. RCMP officer’s gun, equipment stolen from Prince Albert hotel
Saskatchewan RCMP and the Prince Albert Police Service (PAPS) are working to locate RCMP equipment stolen from a Prince Albert hotel room.
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Saskatchewan RCMP and the Prince Albert Police Service (PAPS) are working to locate RCMP equipment stolen from a Prince Albert hotel room.
This summer, Montreal Lake Cree Nation added a community CrossFit program and members are feeling the burn.
A Saskatchewan man is facing over 20 charges following an investigation in Prince Albert.
This fall, a volunteer committee will begin exploring the establishment of a new northern Saskatchewan university.
Staff and youth with Prince Albert Outreach shared an anti-bullying message Thursday afternoon at the Kinsmen Park Amphitheatre.
The province is pitching a fundamental change to nursing practice across Saskatchewan as part of its negotiations with the Saskatchewan Union of Nurses (SUN) over a new collective bargaining agreement.
Higher oil revenues aren’t enough to improve Saskatchewan’s bottom line, as rising healthcare and disaster-related costs push the province’s projected deficit to $825 million.
Métis citizens in North Battleford now have a new place to connect with programs, services and support.
Staff at Saskatchewan Penitentiary in Prince Albert seized nearly $149,000 worth of contraband and unauthorized items during three separate incidents this month.
Prince Albert police are asking for the public’s help to identify a woman suspected of involvement in a robbery that left a man injured last month.
The new sculpture at Scarrow Plaza near the provincial courthouse in Prince Albert was formally dedicated by the city this week.
Saskatchewan RCMP say they’ve arrested two suspects wanted in connection with a shooting in Pelican Narrows earlier this month.
Celebrations are underway at Fort Carlton Provincial Historic Park as Treaty 6 marks its 150th anniversary, with chiefs and community leaders leading the grand entry Friday morning.
On Thursday, Indigenous Services Canada Minister Mandy Gull-Masty announced $5.4 million in operational funding for the Virtual Health Hub at Whitecap Dakota First Nation.
Saskatchewan’s newest spa officially has an opening date. The Dakota Dunes Thermal Spa will begin accepting guests on Dec. 4.
Saskatchewan RCMP say they seized 22 large bottles of alcohol and suspended five drivers during patrols in the Pelican Narrows area.