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CITY BUDGET Police and fire services in Prince Albert to get extra funding for 2022 17h ago Lest We Forget Student in Canwood runs 14 kilometres through harsh conditions in honour of veterans A student of Canwood Public School went to extreme lengths for a school project to commemorate Remembrance Day.Tessa Genereaux, a Grade 12 student decided on Nov. 11 to run from her home on the Ahtahkakoop Cree Nation to the school, which is around 14 kilometres and took over two hours. However, Genereaux had anything ... 15h ago Read More Expanding businesses Western Canadian company aims to land head office in RM of Buckland A building used this past summer as a drive-thru clinic for COVID-19 vaccinations, and was once also home to Thorpe Industries, may one day represent a home base for a company that includes helicopter operations, fuel sales, food franchises, and the leasing and sales of aircraft and aircraft equipment and buildings. Be... 15h ago Read More What's Trending COVID-19 Update Ninety-five new cases of COVID-19 and four deaths reported today, 1,100 cases currently active 17h ago Advantage Real Estate Services Inc. BDO Debt Solutions Financial Literacy Month - Credit Card Use 20h ago Senior's Scene Winter Is Coming 21h ago

Prince Albert Lest We Forget Student in Canwood runs 14 kilometres through harsh conditions in honour of veterans A student of Canwood Public School went to extreme lengths for a school project to commemorate Remembrance Day.Tessa Genereaux, a Grade 12 student decided on Nov. 11 to run from her home on the Ahtahkakoop Cree Nation to the school, which is around 14 kilometres and took over two hours. However, Genereaux had anything ... 15h ago Read More Expanding businesses Western Canadian company aims to land head office in RM of Buckland A building used this past summer as a drive-thru clinic for COVID-19 vaccinations, and was once also home to Thorpe Industries, may one day represent a home base for a company that includes helicopter operations, fuel sales, food franchises, and the leasing and sales of aircraft and aircraft equipment and buildings. Be... 15h ago Read More CITY BUDGET Police and fire services in Prince Albert to get extra funding for 2022 Prince Albert City Council has been busy the past couple of days setting up the city's budget for next year. Following deliberations this week, the city's police service is receiving exactly what they asked for, around $18.3 million. This includes both the operating and capital budgets.The budget is an increase from th... 17h ago Read More Election results Stewart Adams elected new mayor of Birch Hills The Town of Birch Hills has a new mayor.Stewart Adams emerged the victor from Wednesday's election with 249 votes.When previously interviewed by paNOW, he discussed the need for improved transparency from council, and a desire to seek more funding to improve the town's water plant.The other two candidates, John Herd an... 20h ago Read More Sask. Housing looking to partner with community organizations for affordable housing project The Saskatchewan Housing Corporation is now accepting proposals from community organizations to create more affordable rental housing.According to a media release, those eligible to apply include non-profit housing organizations, community based service providers, municipal and Indigenous governments, and private entre... Nov 18, 2021 Read More Corrections Corrections Canada responds to inmate escapes at Sask. Pen Over the weekend a man serving a three-year sentence for aggravated assault was able to walk away from the minimum security unit at Saskatchewan Penitentiary, only to be located and put back into custody roughly four-and-a-half hours later.The incident Saturday night marks only one of four related incidents since 2019 ... Nov 17, 2021 Read More See more Prince Albert news COVID-19 Coronavirus Ramping up B.C. flood relief and COVID vaccines for kids: In The News for Nov. 19 In The News is a roundup of stories from The Canadian Press designed to kickstart your day. Here is what's on the radar of our editors for the morning of Nov. 19 ... What we are watching in Canada ... VANCOUVER - As rescue and relief efforts ramp up in areas hardest hit by flooding and mudslides, the B.C. government is... 4h ago Read More Canada has thrown away at least one million COVID-19 vaccine doses: survey An informal survey shows that at least one million doses of Canada's COVID-19 vaccine supply have gone to waste. The Canadian Press asked health ministries across the country to provide how many doses had to be disposed of because they had expired or for other reasons. Not all were able to reply by deadline. Some juri... 4h ago Read More Kids' COVID-19 vaccine approval, easing of border measures to be announced today OTTAWA - The federal government is set to make two major announcements on the pandemic front today, starting with the approval of Canada's first COVID-19 vaccine for children, then later detailed plans to ease some of the pandemic-related measures at the border. The government has scheduled a media briefing with offici... 4h ago Read More See more COVID-19 Coronavirus News PA Profiles Cheers! Discount Liquor adds value and product to Prince Albert market Whether you're a wine newbie or a whiskey aficionado, one thing unites us: We all love a good deal.Now, you can find your favorite bottle with a better bang for your buck.Discount Liquor is Prince Albert's newest independent liquor store stocking their shelves with rare wines, artisanal liquors and other locally produc... Oct 25, 2021 Read More DNCU Diamond North Credit Union: A fresh take on banking business Diamond North Credit Union has a long history in Prince Albert. It was first established in 1939 as the Arctic Savings and Credit Union Limited. While a lot has changed in 80 years, some things have remained the same; a people-first approach, a pledge to give great service and create a culture of caring members, employ... Oct 25, 2021 Read More Sakaw Askiy Sakaw Askiy Management Inc. Annual Harvest Plans 2022 Sakaw Askiy Management is seeking feedback on the Forest Operating Plan being developed for the Prince Albert Timber Supply Area. The Operating Plan focuses in detail on proposed harvesting and road construction activities for 2022 (Year 1) which are the areas for which approval to harvest is being requested. Many more... Oct 15, 2021 Read More See more PA Profiles

What's Trending COVID-19 Update Ninety-five new cases of COVID-19 and four deaths reported today, 1,100 cases currently active 17h ago BINGO Carnival Bingo reopens August 3 BDO Debt Solutions Financial Literacy Month - Credit Card Use 20h ago Senior's Scene Winter Is Coming 21h ago Cheers! Discount Liquor adds value and product to Prince Albert market Saskatchewan surpasses 900 COVID-related deaths with four more reported today Nov 17, 2021 COVID-19 Update Province reports 85 new cases, 21 in northern zones of province, one new death Nov 16, 2021

Saskatchewan More than 13K COVID cases in Sask. have been kids under 11 More than one-sixth of Saskatchewan's COVID-19 cases to date have been children under the age of 11.On Thursday, the provincial government's COVID dashboard changed the age groups of cases, separating the 0-to-11 and 12-to-19 groups.The new chart showed 13,424 children under 11 had contracted the virus to date - or 16.... 14h ago Read More SNOW REMOVAL Be careful when hiring snow removal companies: BBB The winter storm that blasted through most of Saskatchewan has come and gone and now the cleanup begins.Some areas of the province received as much as 30 centimetres of snow this week on top of high winds resulting in snowdrifts. All that means is a lot of work shovelling and clearing walkways and driveways. Snow clear... 16h ago Read More Watrous man opens his bowling alley for stranded travellers There could be much worse places to be stranded than a bowling alley during a winter storm.Kelvin Fellner, who runs Jake's Place in Watrous, opened up his building to anyone who needed in out of the storm on Tuesday night.Coming home, I knew it was getting ugly and after 10 p.m., there isn't a whole lot in town t... 17h ago Read More Report says Health Canada poised to approve Pfizer vaccine for kids According to the Toronto Star, Health Canada is expected to approve Pfizer's COVID-19 vaccine for kids aged five to 11 on Friday.On Oct. 18, the drug manufacturer asked Health Canada to approve its COVID vaccine for children in that age group. Currently, only those 12 and over are eligible to get immunized against the ... 17h ago Read More COVID-19 Update Ninety-five new cases of COVID-19 and four deaths reported today, 1,100 cases currently active The province has reported another 95 new confirmed cases of COVID-19 today, 11 are located in Northern Saskatchewan.The new cases are located in the Far North West (three), North West (three), North Central (five) with 249 currently active cases in the six northern zones.Four new deaths were reported today bringing the... 17h ago Read More DARK OF THE MOON Once in a millennia lunar eclipse to take shape over Saskatchewan It might be worth braving the cold to catch a glimpse of something that hasn't happened in centuries. Just after midnight Friday, the full moon will be passing through Earth's shadow, resulting in a partial lunar eclipse, which will end around 6:00 a.m.When we say partial, we mean about 97 per cent of the moon will be ... 19h ago Read More See more Saskatchewan news Local Sports Riders' St. John excited for chance to start against Ti-Cats Josiah St. John is looking forward to getting his opportunity on Saturday.The former first overall CFL draft pick has been the Saskatchewan Roughriders' sixth offensive lineman for every game this season.On Saturday against the Hamilton Tiger-Cats, St. John looks in line to start his first game at guard in 2021 with th... 14h ago Read More Volleyball playoffs Aardvarks set to host 3A Provincials Shellbrook's W.P. Sandin High School is hosting the 3A girls provincial volleyball championships this weekend.Natasha Kostyniuk is a teacher at the school and the team's head coach. She told paNOW there's a lot of excitement and energy around the school and the community.The whole entire school, especially the st... 17h ago Read More Underdog Crusaders boys ready for 5A volleyball provincials The Carlton Crusaders senior boys volleyball team are considering themselves underdogs as they head into the 5A Boys Volleyball Provincials Friday and Saturday in Saskatoon.But Crusaders head coach Curtis Bender said his underdogs may have some bite, as his young group has improved throughout the season and giving the ... Nov 17, 2021 Read More Head of the class: Riders unveil team award winners For the second straight season, Cody Fajardo has been voted the Saskatchewan Roughriders' most outstanding player.The team announced Wednesday its nominees for the CFL's awards, as voted by select Regina-based members of the Football Reporters of Canada as well as Roughriders head coach Craig Dickenson.The awards will ... Nov 17, 2021 Read More Harker to start as Riders opt to rest Fajardo, other starters With the Saskatchewan Roughriders resting a number of starters, Isaac Harker will be the CFL team's starting quarterback on Saturday against the host Hamilton Tiger-Cats.(It has been a) long time coming, especially because I spent a lot of long hours during quarantine when you weren't sure if you were ever going ... Nov 16, 2021 Read More Judo Prince Albert woman grabs hold of gold at national Judo competition Prince Albert's Jannessa Keays was among ten Judo athletes from Saskatchewan who attended the Quebec Open last weekend.The 18-year-old won all four of her matches on Sunday before holding up her first place trophy. The last circuit was two years ago and I would lose a couple ad I'd get silver or bronze so coming ... Nov 16, 2021 Read More See more local sports news Canada Ramping up B.C. flood relief and COVID vaccines for kids: In The News for Nov. 19 In The News is a roundup of stories from The Canadian Press designed to kickstart your day. Here is what's on the radar of our editors for the morning of Nov. 19 ... What we are watching in Canada ... VANCOUVER - As rescue and relief efforts ramp up in areas hardest hit by flooding and mudslides, the B.C. government is... 4h ago Read More Kenney leadership in question as UCP annual general meeting set to begin in Calgary CALGARY - The United Conservative Party's annual general meeting is set to begin later today as Premier Jason Kenney deals with rising discontent in his caucus, party and from Albertans. Kenney is expected to deliver a keynote address tomorrow and party members are scheduled to debate and vote on a series of motions th... 4h ago Read More 'I have nothing left': Merritt, B.C., family asking for help after losing home KAMLOOPS, B.C. - Barkad Khan wiped away tears Thursday as he made another frustrating visit to one of the emergency reception centres set up to help residents from Merritt, B.C., who have been forced from their homes due to unprecedented flooding. Khan said he and his family, wife Afreen and daughters Mahve... 4h ago Read More Canada has thrown away at least one million COVID-19 vaccine doses: survey An informal survey shows that at least one million doses of Canada's COVID-19 vaccine supply have gone to waste. The Canadian Press asked health ministries across the country to provide how many doses had to be disposed of because they had expired or for other reasons. Not all were able to reply by deadline. Some juri... 4h ago Read More Kids' COVID-19 vaccine approval, easing of border measures to be announced today OTTAWA - The federal government is set to make two major announcements on the pandemic front today, starting with the approval of Canada's first COVID-19 vaccine for children, then later detailed plans to ease some of the pandemic-related measures at the border. The government has scheduled a media briefing with offici... 4h ago Read More More military deployments amid flooding state of emergency VANCOUVER - As rescue and relief efforts ramp up in areas hardest hit by flooding and mudslides, the B.C. government is expected to provide more information today about the state of emergency it has declared. Public Safety Minister Mike Farnworth has indicated that measures could include an order preventing passage for... 4h ago Read More See more Canadian News World EXPLAINER: What drives high-profile disappearances in China BEIJING (AP) - The disappearance of tennis star Peng Shuai in China following her accusation of sexual assault against a former top Communist Party official has shined a spotlight on similar cases involving political dissidents, entertainers, business leaders and others who have run afoul of the authorities. A look at ... 2h ago Read More Austria to enter lockdown, bring in mandatory vaccinations BERLIN (AP) - Austrian Chancellor Alexander Schallenberg said Friday that the country will go into a national lockdown to contain a fourth wave of coronavirus cases. Schallenberg said the lockdown will start Monday and initially last for 10 days. Most stores will close, and cultural events will be canceled. He initiall... 3h ago Read More Ohtani voted AL MVP for 2-way season, Harper wins NL honor NEW YORK (AP) - Shohei Ohtani was unanimiously voted American League MVP on Thursday for a two-way season not seen since Babe Ruth, and Bryce Harper earned the National League honor for the second time. Ohtani received all 30 first-place votes and 420 points in voting by members of the Baseball Writers' Association of ... 13h ago Read More Defense attorneys rest in trial over Arbery's death BRUNSWICK, Ga. (AP) - Defense attorneys for the three men accused of killing Ahmaud Arbery rested Thursday after calling a total of seven witnesses. The people who testified in the men's defense included the man who fatally shot Arbery, Travis McMichael. Six neighbors testified about their concerns regarding crime in t... 16h ago Read More MSNBC banned from Rittenhouse trial after bus incident KENOSHA, Wis. (AP) - The judge at Kyle Rittenhouse's murder trial banned MSNBC from the courthouse Thursday after police said they briefly detained a man who had followed the jury bus and may have tried to photograph jurors. Judge Bruce Schroeder said the man had claimed to be working for MSNBC. NBC News said in a stat... 17h ago Read More Judge tosses convictions of 2 men in killing of Malcolm X NEW YORK (AP) - More than half a century after the assassination of Malcolm X, two of his convicted killers were exonerated Thursday after decades of doubt about who was responsible for the civil rights icon's death. A Manhattan judge dismissed the convictions of Muhammad Aziz and the late Khalil Islam, after prosecuto... 18h ago Read More See more World News paNOW Marketplace 2018 Cadillac Escalade Lots 1 2 Blk 15 Wakonda Ridge 25,000.00 November 50/50 Raffle View allBob Awards 2021 Best Window Coverings: Windows Beautiful Best Paint/Wall Coverings: Rod's Decorating Centre Ltd. Obituaries

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