Valerie G. Barnes is a journalist for The Prince Albert Daily Herald, focusing on local news and events in the Prince Albert area of Canada. She covers a range of topics including community events, arts and culture, sports, and local politics. Valerie's articles provide readers with an in-depth look into the happenings of the region.
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Valerie G. Barnes focuses on local news and events in Prince Albert, Canada. Her coverage heavily features announcements and expert commentary related to community events, entertainment news, culture & society, and education within Saskatchewan.
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Justin Galloway, Director of Health and Wellness for Northland College, points out the Sterilization Lab. Photo by Valerie G. Barnes Connell Jordan.
By: Valerie G. Barnes Connell
Rebecca Strong, a Prince Albert singer/musician, originally from Stony Rapids, is rewarded with a Golden Buzzer, for her performance in her first round of competition at the Canada’s Got Talent in Niagara Falls. Photos courtesy of Canada’s Got Talent.
Valerie G. Barnes Connell/Northern Advocate. Close to 20 artists responded to the FPS call out having their art displayed at Marker 47 Café and Bistro in March.
As I look out the window this morning, snow is falling. It’s been warm, then cold, little moisture, so the threat of fires is in the back of our minds here in
Valerie G. Barnes Connell/Northern Advocate. James Hope Howard works to organize the equipment for the Northern Active Living Library.
By: Valerie G. Barnes Connell
Submitted photo. Much is coming into place for Taylar Belanger, who has spent much time visioning and bringing together a healing lodge in Ile-a-la-Crosse.
Speakers, Elder Eugene Arcand, Dr. Kevin Lewis and Kenneth Charlette prepare for the Residential School information session at the Woodland Wellness Centre on Fairchild Reserve. Photo by Valerie G. Barnes Connell Jordan.
Valerie G. Barnes Connell Jordan/Northern Advocate. Snowmobiles are an important part of living off the land in more current times.
By: Valerie G. Barnes Connell
Photo from Miriam Körner. Tommy Bird, Lawrence Adam, Lena Adam, and Miriam Körner pose for a photo with a tanned moose hide in Southend. All four have collaborated on a new book, which is out on April 15.
By: Valerie G. Barnes Connell
Rebecca Strong, winner 2024 Canada’s Got Talent, the “One Million Dollar” Season, receives a cheque for $1M from Colette Watson, President of Rogers Sports and Media. R-L: Lindsay Ell, Howie Mandel, Lilly Singh, Rebecca Strong, Colette Watson, Kardinal Offishall, and Trish Stratus. -- Photo used with permission from Canada’s Got Talent.
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