The Prince Albert Daily Herald

Brody Langager Saskatoon StarPhoenix The sun peeked out from behind the clouds just in time for the Dundonald Avenue Solar Farm to start generating electricity in Saskatoon on Tuesday. The 14-acre facility located between the CN rail tracks and Circle Drive is expected to reduce greenhouse gas emissions by 23,000 tonnes (equivalent to the emissions

Darrell Davis Regina Leader-Post Joshua Bell chose Wascana Lake over the Rideau Canal, so darned right he’s going to enjoy Regina’s beautiful park during his upcoming break with the CFL’s Saskatchewan Roughriders. “The coaches have been running and putting work in, too,” said Bell, Saskatchewan’s new defensive co-ordinator, whose team will announce its final roster

Nicole Goldsworthy Local Journalism Initiative Reporter SaskToday.ca HUDSON BAY — A co-ordinated effort involving firefighters, local residents, farmers and heavy equipment operators helped prevent further property loss during two major fire incidents in the Hudson Bay area over a four-day period. According to Hudson Bay Fire Rescue, crews were first dispatched to a fast-moving wildfire

Dave Leaderhouse Special to the Herald The Canadian Football League isn’t the only organization hosting training camps these days as Football Saskatchewan was in Prince Albert this weekend holding workouts to try and determine its final roster for the upcoming Indigenous Cup. Team Saskatchewan Indigenous attracted more than 60 hopefuls from all across the province

Anglicans on Little Red River reserve are in shock after two churches on the reserve burned down a little over a week apart. Both churches were named St. James and were located on opposite sides of the reserve. Little Red River territory is partly Montreal Lake and partly Lac La Ronge. The first church, known as

Aadya Arora Local Journalism Initiative Reporter New Canadian Media “The Court specifically acknowledged that immigrant women can be particularly vulnerable because of … isolation and dependence,” Kuldeep Kaur Ahluwalia, the woman at the centre of a recent historic Supreme Court verdict, has told New Canadian Media in an exclusive interview. On May 15, the Supreme

Producers made significant seeding progress this week, thanks to favourable weather conditions in most of the province. Seeding progress reached 52 per cent, which continues to be behind both the five-year average of 74 per cent and the 10-year average of 77 per cent. Regionally, the southwest continues to lead seeding progress at 74 per

Peter Ballantyne Cree Nation leaders say Pelican Narrows remains under emergency safety measures after a fatal shooting Monday added to an already urgent public safety crisis in the northern community. PBCN held a virtual media availability Wednesday afternoon to update the public after the June 1 shooting, which RCMP say left a 28-year-old woman from

The Prince Albert Raiders appear to be without a major piece heading into the 2026-27 season. According to Brad Elliott Schlossman of the Grand Forks Herald, Daxon Rudolph has informed teams that he will be a University of Denver Pioneer this fall. Rudolph was rumoured to be speaking to Boston College In a post on

Prince Albert city council has approved a development permit for a proposed 54-unit apartment building on Peter Ballantyne Cree Nation urban reserve land near 10th Avenue West and 28th Street West. Council approved the permit during Monday's meeting, subject to final review and approval of the development permit plans and completion of conditions outlined in