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Dave Leaderhouse  Special to the Herald  The North Saskatchewan Football League is just four years old and there are only two teams to have their names engraved on the championship trophy. After Saturday’s championship final at Max Clunie Field that storyline remains status quo as the Carlton Crusaders won their third straight league title with […] The post Carlton captures third straight NSFL title in decisive fashion first appeared on Prince Albert Daily Herald.

A contemporary twist on the traditional circus Famous supercharged urban circus 360 ALLSTARS lit up the EA Rawlinson stage on Wednesday. The circus features a contemporary twist on the traditional circus disciplines, bringing the best of the best, world champions, record holders, and award winning artists and musicians together for one night meant to create […] The post Stunts and music meet in urban circus first appeared on Prince Albert Daily Herald.

Max Pahtayken Local Journalism Initiative Reporter Daily Herald Prince Albert Grand Council (PAGC) Outreach team returns with their warming van every evening to help the city’s most vulnerable as the winter season approaches. Returning to the outreach team, team leader Sheldon Natewayes, and new to the team Rimara Smallboy work together in their team of […] The post Outreach team calls for donations to assist in mission of helping the community’s vulnerable first appeared on Prince Albert Daily

The Prince Albert Police Service has arrested one of the individuals featured on its Most Wanted List. A 25-year-old woman who had been wanted in connection with a robbery with violence investigation since Aug. 29, 2026, has been taken into custody Thursday. The charge stems from an incident that occured on Aug. 29. Since that […] The post Prince Albert police locates suspect featured on Most Wanted List first appeared on Prince Albert Daily Herald.

A military service to honour and remember fallen soldier Pte. Shaun Farrell will be held on Nov. 4 at the Prince Albert Armoury. Farrell, 23, was one of the four Canadian soldiers who lost their lives in Wainwright, Alberta after a rapid fire spread through a training area during a live-fire training exercise at the […] The post Military service arranged to honour fallen soldier Pte. Shaun Farrell first appeared on Prince Albert Daily Herald.

The Prince Albert Raiders continued to build momentum Friday night at the Art Hauser Centre, extending their winning streak to four games with a hard-fought 4-3 victory over the Seattle Thunderbirds. Alisher Sarkenov led the way offensively with a goal and two assists, while Michal Orsulak turned aside 41 of 44 shots. The victory also […] The post Raiders haunt Thunderbirds to secure fourth straight win  first appeared on Prince Albert Daily Herald.

Ryan Straschnitzki knows what it means to have a door close unexpectedly. The Humboldt Broncos bus crash survivor had the chance to share his story of adversity, resilience and finding purpose during a keynote speech at St. Joseph Parish in Prince Albert Thursday evening.  Straschnitzki was 18 years old when the tragic Broncos’ bus collided […] The post ‘When one door closes, another one opens’: Straschnitzki shares message of resilience with Prince Albert community first appeared on Prince Albe

The Saskatchewan Public Safety Agency is asking Prince Albert to consider lowering airport fees for helicopters that come to the city ahead of wildfire emergencies, warning that high charges could discourage operators from staging aircraft here. The request is among the items before the city’s executive committee on Monday, Nov. 2, when members will also […] The post Wildfire aircraft fees, drug cost recovery on committee agenda first appeared on Prince Albert Daily Herald.

Regina-based cover band, Detour, is set to take the stage at the E.A Rawlinson Centre for the Arts on Nov. 5, performing beloved country and rock classics ranging from Johnny Cash to Dolly Parton to Merle Haggard as part of their ‘Legends of Country Music Experience’ tour. Frontman and lead singer Conrad Bigknife, spoke about […] The post Regina band set to make appearance in Prince Albert to showcase country and rock classics first appeared on Prince Albert Daily Herald.

Prince Albert city council will be asked Monday to accept $497,000 in provincial funding for a proposed two-location overnight warming program, a change from last winter’s single-site model following the Christmas Day Salvation Army fire. The Saskatchewan Housing Corporation grant is the only item on the agenda for a special council meeting at 3:30 p.m. […] The post City Proposes two warming locations with $497,000 in provincial funding first appeared on Prince Albert Daily Herald.

The Prince Albert Grand Council (PAGC) were present at a historic meeting in Ottawa Monday that brought together nearly 200 First Nations Chiefs and leaders with Prime Minister Mark Carney, Saskatchewan Premier Scott Moe, and other provincial and territorial leaders. The meeting discussed various fundamental challenges, issues, and initiatives, including the ongoing call for First […] The post PAGC leadership speaks at historic meeting in Ottawa first appeared on Prince Albert Daily Herald.

The Prince Albert Raiders are proud to announce their leadership group for the 2026-27 season. Jonah Sivertson has been named the 50th captain in Raiders history. Brandon Gorzynski and Benett Kelly will continue to serve as alternate captains, with Riley Boychuk and Ben Harvey also wearing A’s during the season. Sivertson was a fourth-round pick […] The post Jonah Sivertson Named 50th Captain in Raiders Franchise History first appeared on Prince Albert Daily Herald.

Nicole Goldsworthy Local Journalism Initiative Reporter SaskToday.ca Buckland Fire and Rescue responded to two significant fires on Oct. 25, including a house fire that destroyed a home on Gobeil Road and a vehicle fire on White Star Road West. The structure fire was reported at approximately 8:47 a.m. on Gobeil Road. Buckland Fire and Rescue […] The post Buckland firefighters battle two fires in one day; home destroyed first appeared on Prince Albert Daily Herald.

Nicole Goldsworthy Local Journalism Initiative Reporter SaskToday.ca NORTHERN SASKATCHEWAN — The Saskatchewan Health Authority (SHA) is expanding meningococcal immunization efforts as the province continues to experience elevated rates of invasive meningococcal disease (IMD) caused by serogroup W-135, a rare but serious bacterial infection that can rapidly lead to hospitalization and intensive care. In an interview […] The post Rising meningococcal cases prompt expanded infant immunization progr

George Abraham and Mubin S. Khan Local Journalism Initiative ReporterNew Canadian Media Canada has begun its first-ever population count to determine the number of people who are in the country without legal status after having overstayed their visas and losing their right to remain in the country. The federal government conceded that there is no […] The post Canada launches first-ever attempt to count visa ‘overstays’ first appeared on Prince Albert Daily Herald.

Prince Albert residents will have an opportunity to experience the sights, sounds and traditions of Diwali when a celebration featuring live Punjabi music comes to Plaza 88 on Saturday, Oct. 31. Diwali Mela 2026, organized by Akaal Entertainment, will feature singers Gurshabad, Gurpreet Maan and Bunny Johal, along with live musicians, food and an evening […] The post Diwali Mela to light up Prince Albert with music and culture first appeared on Prince Albert Daily Herald.

The Prince Albert Grand Council (PAGC) held their two-day annual assembly at the Prince Albert Exhibition grounds Oct. 27 and 28. The assembly included discussions revolving around community updates, leadership reports, and final decisions on initiatives. “It’s good discussions and that’s what makes a good assembly is to have those dialogue and discussions and moving […] The post PAGC Annual Assembly provides insight into ongoing First Nations-run policing initiative first appeared on Prince Alb

Prince Albert transit passengers could continue to face longer waits this winter as the city works to keep its aging fleet running ahead of the arrival of 11 new accessible buses. In a written response to questions raised by Coun. Tony Head, presented to council Monday, administration said recurring mechanical problems have disrupted service and […] The post City prepares for winter transit disruptions as new buses approach first appeared on Prince Albert Daily Herald.

Happy Halloweiner house in the west-flat community of Prince Albert will be taking a break this year, after 10 years of handing out hot dogs. Retired kindergarten teacher and museum programming and outreach coordinator Jeri McKelvie, with help from her husband Greg, and friends have been handing out warm hotdogs and water bottles to their […] The post Happy Halloweiner home takes a break to focus on health first appeared on Prince Albert Daily Herald.

Prince Albert has spent more than $308,000 on federal lobbying and government relations over the past two and a half years, with city officials pointing to a $15-million funding approval for the proposed Convention and Cultural Event Centre as the most significant result so far. The figures were included in a written response to an […] The post City outlines $308,449 in federal lobbying costs first appeared on Prince Albert Daily Herald.