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By Nigel Maxwell Emotions were raw in a Prince Albert courtroom on Wednesday when two men accused of murder appeared before a judge. Darrenson Head and Hayden Joseyounen are jointly charged in the dea...

In the midst of an unprecedented early wildfire season in Saskatchewan, and what the Canadian Association of Fire Chiefs (CAFC) calls 'disturbing data' from its latest census on fire safety, there are...

Prince Albert RCMP are asking the public to report sightings of a man wanted in connection to an assault in the community of Little Red River. Police said in a news release on June 13 that they are ac...

By: Derek Cornet English River First Nation (ERFN) announced Thursday that it has 60 additional areas of concern at the former site of the Beauval Indian Residential School. Four years ago, the band b...

By Nigel Maxwell A free concert series event in Prince Albert on Wednesday helped provide support to those displaced by the wildfires and gave thanks to the hundreds of volunteers. "Stronger Together"...

There are currently 23 active wildfires in Saskatchewan; six of them are not contained. None of the fires have experienced significant growth over the last few days. Read more: Sask. wildfire evacuees...

By Derek Cornet An experienced firefighter is recovering in a Saskatoon hospital from a collapsed lung and other ailments that arose while on the line of duty in Pelican Narrows. Brady Highway, who ha...

There are currently 25 active wildfires burning in the province; six are not contained. The Shoe Fire burning about 10 km away from Candle Lake is now over 500,000 hectares in size. The Saskatchewan P...

By Nick Nielsen After a full week of events to kick off Pride Month, community members pivoted their plans to gather near the river in Prince Albert and instead went to Studio Q, where they circled up...

When asked to describe the experience of evacuating 11 family members and dozens of animals, Tina Johnson said it was both terrifying and intense. That was the situation she faced Monday morning when ...