The Prince Albert Daily Herald

No matter where his musical travels take him, Kris Mihilewicz is always happy to be back in his hometown.

Staff members at the Saskatchewan Penitentiary seized contraband and unauthorized items on Sept. 30.

Premier Scott Moe addresses the media during a campaign stop at the Alfred Jenkins Field House in Prince Albert on Thursday. -- Jason Kerr/Daily Herald

Remember that musical instrument foisted upon you by the school system around grade 5? I mean the simple plastic recorder, that ear-splitting screech maker your parents sent you down the basement with at practice time, or better still, outside.

Submitted photo. Volunteers serve up a plate of pancakes and sausages during the Two Miles for Mary Radio-thon Pancake Breakfast on Sept. 27. The annual fundraiser raised more than $24,000 for Seniors Transportation.

Some of the best athletes in Prince Albert will be honoured later this month at the annual Kinsmen Sportsman Dinner.

Michael Oleksyn/Daily Herald. Prince Albert visual artist Cheryl Ring (right) leads guests in an Art Abandonment Project as Culture Days continue in Prince Albert.

Sarah Watts-Rynard is CEO of Polytechnics Canada, a national association of the country’s leading polytechnic institutions.

Canada is experiencing a notable shift in its alcohol consumption patterns. Quebec’s SAQ is the latest liquor authority to report a consecutive decline in alcohol sales by volume, a trend that mirrors what is happening across the nation. In the most recent fiscal year, alcohol sales by volume have dropped in all provinces, signalling a significant change in Canadian drinking habits.

Kayle Neis/Regina Leader-Post Saskatchewan United Party Leader Jon Hromek speaks at a campaign launch inside the Hotel Saskatchewan on Wednesday, Oct. 2, 2024 in Regina.