Jason Kerr

A lot has changed in one year for Agustin David. The Grade 12 student has been on a musical journey that started hammering away on a drum

Danielle Dobersheck was a good friend, a loving mother, and a tireless advocate for those affected by domestic violence. Her family, friends, and former co-workers worked to keep those facts front and centre on Monday as the man accused of murdering her went on trial in Melfort. “Danielle's history and upbringing gave her the passion

A ship transformed from the inside out When Seabourn Quest returned to service this June, it carried with it the most extensive interior investment the line has ever made in a single vessel.

Members of the media welcome the opportunity to cover issues that matter to residents in Northern Saskatchewan, provided you have the time and funding to head north. Over the past two months, our staff has tried hard to fill the void left by the unexpected passing of our former Northern Advocate reporter, Valerie G. Barnes

When Carlton Crusader distance runner Matthew Quiring crossed the finish line at provincials he had only one question on his mind: ‘how long could I keep going?’. Quiring, took top spot in the Junior Boys 3000m race during the North Central District track meet in May, then repeated that feet on the provincial stage, taking

Kim Berly had no doubts he would still be playing music when he left Calgary in 1966 to further his musical career. But that doesn’t mean he takes it for granted. Berly, the longtime drummer for Canadian classic rock group The Stampeders, was confident the band had what it took to be successful. “When you’re

Explora III and IV expand an already formidable culinary program—and the results are worth sailing for

A Parisian ideal, reimagined at sea The café—unhurried, convivial, perpetually useful—is one of the great institutions of European travel.

Tanner Howe wasted little time reacclimatizing to life in Prince Albert.

When Chilliwack frontman Bill Henderson says music saved his life, he's not joking.