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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The Prince Albert U17 Astros are getting ready to take on the best in the nation.
By: Michael Oleksyn
Ria Macdonald the summer student at the Margo Fournier Art Centre worked on a mural at the Centre on Tuesday. The mural is a collaboration to recognize all of the groups that use the art centre and the project continues on Thursday. For more on this story see the July 31 edition of the Daily Herald
By: Michael Oleksyn
A project to capture the spirit of the Margo Fournier Arts Centre is underway in Prince Albert.
By: Michael Oleksyn
After five days of testimony, the jury at the coroner’s inquest into the death of Boden Umpherville has recommended Prince Albert Police Service officers wear body cameras to ensure all
By: Michael Oleksyn
The Saskatchewan Rate Review Panel has completed its review of the recent two-tiered rate hike proposal and recommended one hike remain and the second in 2027 not be approved.
By: Michael Oleksyn
The Prince Albert Exhibition is ready to return for the 143rd edition of the Summer Fair from Aug. 5-9 at the Exhibition grounds.
By: Michael Oleksyn
The Prince Albert Dirt Riders fourth annual Blair Morgan Invitational this weekend at the club's track by Muskoday was a huge success.
By: Michael Oleksyn
Greg Swenson, originally from Prince Albert and now based out of Saskatoon won the 105th Edition of the Men’s Northern Amateur on Monday at Cooke Municipal Golf Course. Swenson, who also claimed the 100th edition in 2021 over Trevor Ring, defeated former Northern champion Brad Phelps after Phelps conceded the final match on Hole 16.
By: Michael Oleksyn
Residents in the Prince Albert area continue to receive fraudulent texts claiming they need to appear in Provincial Court on an outstanding traffic violation.
By: Michael Oleksyn
A new women’s champion was crowned and the title match went to a no contest as Canadian Wrestling’s Elite returned to Plaza 88 for the Cruel Summer Tour on Sunday. A packed house witnessed champion "The Crazy MoFo" CAM!!ikaze retain against former CWE Champion "Chizzled" Chad Daniels in a brutal match with Daniels working the champ’s
