Michael Oleksyn is a Local Journalism Initiative Reporter at the Prince Albert Herald. He covers regional civic affairs, focusing on topics such as public education, school administration, and local governance, while also exploring culture and the arts. Michael's work has been featured in prominent publications including the Toronto Star, CBC, and the Regina Leader-Post.
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By: Michael Oleksyn
The Prince Albert Catholic School Division will be receiving slightly more money in their Preventative Maintenance and Renewal (PMR) and continued funding for their Child Nutrition Program. Director of education Lorel Trumier said there were several positive funding items reported during the board of education’s first regular meeting on Monday. The division received Child Nutrition
The Prince Albert Catholic School Division will be receiving slightly more money in their Preventative Maintenance and Renewal (PMR) and continued funding for their Child Nutrition Program.
By: Michael Oleksyn
Funding for Child Nutrition and Development Program also increases.
By: Michael Oleksyn
A new report shows French Immersion enrollment in the Prince Albert Catholic School Division remains strong heading into the next school year.
By: Michael Oleksyn
To commemorate the 150th Anniversary of the signing of Treaty 6, the City of Prince Albert officially dedicated the new public artwork Passage Home and Healing Park, located at Scarrow Plaza near the Prince Albert Provincial Courthouse.
By: Michael Oleksyn, Prince Albert Daily Herald
Elementary schools in the Prince Albert Catholic School Division expect their new playground projects to be completed before the new school year begins on Sept. 2.
By: Michael Oleksyn
A recent cancer survivor has been named the Honourary Chair for the 46th Terry Fox Run in Prince Albert. Kim Pagé, who is the Director of Ticketing, Accounting and Community Relations for the Prince Albert Raiders, said she was humbled to be selected as Chair. "It's quite an honour,” Pagé said. “It's pretty special actually.
The price of Natural Gas can be volatile, and the Prince Albert Catholic School Division joined other school divisions in finding a solution to that problem.
By: Michael Oleksyn
The Prince Albert Catholic School Division hosted Summer Literacy Camps for the 16th consecutive year after receiving provincial funding.
By: Michael Oleksyn
The Prince Albert Catholic School Division will be celebrating 140 years during the 2026-2027 school year.
