Susan McNeil is a journalist for saskNOW, covering a wide range of news stories in Saskatchewan. With a focus on local news and community events, Susan provides in-depth reporting on topics such as crime, politics, human interest stories, and current affairs. Her articles aim to inform and engage readers in the happenings of their community.
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Prince Albert Police are looking for more information on a stabbing in the East Hill early Saturday morning.
The Saskatchewan Court of Appeal has ordered a new trial for a man who was previously convicted of sexually assaulting a five-year-old girl in a historic case from 2013.
One woman was taken to Victoria Hospital this morning after being stabbed in the East Hill area.
The City of Prince Albert has decided that it will consult with all residents on the best location for a permanent shelter and it will do so before the end of March.
Staff at the Saskatchewan Penitentiary near Prince Albert have seized over $260,000 worth of contraband, inclu...
The intersection of Sixth Avenue West and 22nd Street next to Shenanigans was closed to traffic this morning as a two-vehicle collision put one vehicle on its side on a residential lawn.
The children taking part in the 2024 Shop with a Cop had $150 to spend this year, a big boost from previous years with a $100 allowance.
By: Susan McNeil
The Prince Albert Police Service has closed their investigation into the death of a 30-year-old former inmate from Pine Grove Correctional Centre.
Fundraising for two Saskatchewan Ronald McDonald Houses has reached the halfway mark, the organization confirmed on December 19 that they are 50 per cent of the way to reaching their goal.
Using a QR code and a coupon, the Prince Albert & Area Community Alcohol Strategy Steering Committee is hoping to give more option for people to not drink and drive.
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