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Museum Musings: Canadian Club, Prince Albert

Prince Albert Historical Society

Museum Musings: Canadian Club, Prince Albert Prince Albert Historical SocietyI have a vague recollection that, as a high school student in Prince Albert, I attended a meeting of the local Canadian Club. So, when I came across a story in an August 1959 edition of the Prince Albert Daily Herald, I decided to do some research to attempt to clear....

Rural crime concerns bring area reeves together

Rural municipalities around Prince Albert are looking for a more coordinated response to crime following a series of thefts, break-ins and suspicious activity reported in several communities.

Rural crime concerns bring area reeves together Rural municipalities around Prince Albert are looking for a more coordinated response to crime following a series of thefts, break-ins and suspicious activity reported in several communities.

Chamber's $100,000 camera proposal sent for further review

A proposal to spend $100,000 on a new security camera program in Prince Albert will undergo further review following a lengthy discussion at Tuesday's Executive Committee meeting.

Chamber’s $100,000 camera proposal sent for further review - Prince Albert Daily Herald A proposal to spend $100,000 on a new security camera program in Prince Albert will undergo further review following a lengthy discussion at Tuesday's Executive Committee meeting. The Prince Albert and District Chamber of Commerce presented its Remote Guard Camera Program, aimed at reducing vandalis...

More than a thousand students and community members entered the doors of the Art Hauser to attend the 15th annual ‘Opening Doors to Tomorrow Career and Job Fair’ Wednesday morning.

Thousands attend 15th annual ‘Opening Doors to Tomorrow Career and Job Fair’ - Prince Albert Daily Herald Lexi SaldañaLocal Journalism Initiative ReporterDaily Herald More than a thousand students and community members entered the doors of the Art Hauser to attend the 15th annual ‘Opening Doors to Tomorrow Career and Job Fair’ Wednesday morning. In partnership with the Saskatchewan Rivers Public Sc...

McDonald, Litzenberger and Diehl to be recognized at Kinsmen Sportsman Dinner

Dave Leaderhouse

Special to Herald

Prince Albert has always done a great job in celebrating its rich sporting history and one of the annual highlights for doing just that is the Kinsmen Club’s Sportsman Banquet.

McDonald, Litzenberger and Diehl to be recognized at Kinsmen Sportsman Dinner - Prince Albert Daily Herald Dave Leaderhouse Special to Herald Prince Albert has always done a great job in celebrating its rich sporting history and one of the annual highlights for doing just that is the Kinsmen Club’s Sportsman Banquet. For the 17th time the Kinsmen Club will be saluting a decorated sportsperson, male ath...

Fall flu and COVID-19 vaccinations open in Saskatchewan

Northern Advocate Staff

Fall flu and COVID-19 vaccinations open in Saskatchewan - Prince Albert Daily Herald Northern Advocate Staff Beginning Oct. 6, Saskatchewan residents can start booking appointments to receive this year's influenza and COVID-19 vaccinations. Immunization against respiratory illness is a safe and effective way to help stay healthy, prevent illness and save lives. "As we head into the....

First Nation defenceman plays minor pro while yearning for return to NHL

Sam Laskaris Local Journalism Initiative Reporter Windspeaker.com

First Nation defenceman plays minor pro while yearning for return to NHL - Prince Albert Daily Herald Sam Laskaris Local Journalism Initiative Reporter Windspeaker.com Ethan Bear is hoping his road back to the National Hockey League goes through the Ontario city of Hamilton. The 29-year-old defenceman, a member of Ochapowace Nation in Saskatchewan who last played in the NHL in March of 2024, started...

Don’t let a personality test decide who you are

Faith Wood

Don’t let a personality test decide who you are - Prince Albert Daily Herald Faith Wood Have you ever been asked to take a personality test when applying for a job, considering a career change or attending a workplace training session? Perhaps you’ve taken one online out of curiosity and been surprised by how accurately it seemed to describe you. Maybe it told you that you...

Council approves new sweepers, sewer jet truck after procurement delays

Prince Albert City Council has approved more than $800,000 each for new street sweepers and a sewer jet truck, completing two long-delayed purchases originally included in the City's 2025 fleet budget.

Council approves new sweepers, sewer jet truck after procurement delays - Prince Albert Daily Herald Prince Albert City Council has approved more than $800,000 each for new street sweepers and a sewer jet truck, completing two long-delayed purchases originally included in the City's 2025 fleet budget. Council approved the purchase of two street sweepers from Fer-Marc Equipment Ltd. for $823,815.04,...

Federal court rejects Carney government’s bid to block youth climate case as Liberals ignore emissions targets

Anushka Yadav Local Journalism Initiative Reporter The Pointer

Federal court rejects Carney government’s bid to block youth climate case as Liberals ignore emissions targets - Prince Albert Daily Herald Anushka Yadav Local Journalism Initiative Reporter The Pointer In the middle of taking the federal government to court over climate change, Quebec activist Shirley Barnea was confronted by the implications of two recent reports: a planet pushing past the 1.5-degrees Celsius warming threshold and a C...