Jason Kerr is a journalist based in Prince Albert, Canada. He writes for The Prince Albert Daily Herald and his work has also appeared in EIN Presswire. Jason covers a range of local news topics, including community events, social issues, crime, and local government decisions.
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Jason Kerr focuses on local news, community events, and government announcements in Prince Albert, Canada. He covers a variety of topics including entertainment news, sports, family & relationships. Pitches to Jason could include coverage of local events or initiatives by community organizations in Prince Albert. Additionally, providing insights into weather-related issues or crime updates relevant to the area would likely be well received.
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By: Jason Kerr
Prince Albert Carlton MLA Kevin Kasun speaks to reporters during a campaign press conference outside the Alfred Jenkins Field House on Oct. 23, 2024. -- Jason/Daily Herald.
By: Jason Kerr
Orlan Peterson has a long road to recovery after he was robbed and shot at a work site, says the man behind an online fundraiser for him.
Saskatchewan residents may know who will form the next government, but voters in Prince Albert Northcote will have to wait at least one more day to know who will represent them in the legislature.
By: Jason Kerr
The man who was shot at a construction site north of Prince Albert sparking a Dangerous Persons Alert has been released from hospital and is recovering at home.
Jared Asher Harris’s Meat Cleaver sees Wendy arrive into the next life oblivious to her situation. Her head adorning a modified headband, a meat clever if you will. This is pointed out in no uncertain terms by the majestic higher heavenly authority figure behind the desk. Once reality gets hold, Wendy has questions and the answers lie in the depths of hell.
Election Day is Wednesday, Nov. 13 in Prince Albert, and with that in mind, the Prince Albert Daily Herald submitted eight questions to the city’s three mayoral candidates. Their answers are given below. Candidates are listed alphabetically.
Ward 5 Candidates Shaun Harris (left) and Stephen Ring (right) -- submitted photos.
Prince Albert residents congratulate Bill Powalinsky on winning Wednesday’s mayor election. Powalinsky finished first with 4,424 votes, with incumbent Greg Dionne coming in second with 2,923, and entrepreneur Brittany Marie Smith finishing third with 867. -- Jason Kerr/Daily Herald
By: Jason Kerr
Prince Albert has a new mayor and four new councillors, but newly re-elected Ward 7 representative Dawn Kilmer expects things to keep running smoothly.Kilme
By: Jason Kerr
What could be better than publishing one book? For Prince Albert author Cindy Koob, the answer is publishing a second.Koob published ‘Nobody Tells Me What
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