Potential benefits and harms
Federal government invests $24 million for cannabis and brain health research
TORONTO - Federal Minister of Health Marjorie Michel has announced $24 million to create the Canadian Cannabis and Brain Health Consortium.Funded through the Canadian Institutes of Health Research, the group of 10 research teams from across Canada will work together to study how cannabis affects the brain in people of ...
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Fraud charges
Man from RM of Martin charged after allegedly altering cattle brands
A 52-year-old man from the RM of Martin is facing charges after an investigation into a case of alleged fraud involving cattle brands.According to the Saskatchewan RCMP, officers got a report about fraudulent brands on livestock in the rural municipality east of Regina back on July 6. The RCMP said an investigation, wh...
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Missing Girl
Police to update investigation into disappearance of Peyton Flett
Prince Albert police are expected to provide an update today on the ongoing investigation into the disappearance of 14-year-old Peyton Flett.The Prince Albert Police Service will hold a press conference at 11 a.m. at its main station. Police said they will provide information about the investigation and appeal to the p...
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Western Baseball Championships
Final preparations being made as the 'Best in the West' descend on P.A.
Prince Albert is set to become the centre of AA baseball in Western Canada this weekend, welcoming 12 teams from across the region.Teams will compete in the 13U, 15U and 18U divisions, with clubs travelling from across Western Canada to take part.Prince Albert Minor Baseball president Nathan Noble said organizers are p...
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human history
Archaeological society concludes tour of Northern Sask.
Two summer students with the Saskatchewan Archaeological Society have been educating northerners in recent weeks about human history in the province. Emerson Dube and India Buckert were at La Ronge's Alex Robertson Public Library on Tuesday, having already visited communities such as Buffalo Narrows, Beauval, Dillon, ...
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Harvey, Cripps, McDonald
Raiders return from Hlinka-Gretzky Cup with gold
Three Prince Albert Raiders are coming home with gold medals after Canada cruised to an 8-1 victory over the United States in Sunday's Hlinka-Gretzky Cup championship game.Forward Ben Harvey, defenceman Brock Cripps and Raiders head coach Ryan McDonald, who served as one of Canada's assistant coaches, will all return t...
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Around the horn
Aces place fourth in Western Canada, Astros fall at Nationals as seasons come to an end
The Prince Albert Aces proved themselves to be one of the best teams in Western Canada over the weekend. The U13A team placed fourth among some of the best in the country following their run at the Western Canadian Softball Championship in Balgonie. Day one on Thursday saw the Aces get off on the wrong foot in their fi...
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Monday Meeting
Bring back options for dealing with derelict properties, city council tells staff
Prince Albert city councillors want administration to come back with stronger options for dealing with derelict properties, including a possible tax subclass, clearer definitions and enforcement tools modelled in part on Edmonton's approach. The direction came during Monday's executive committee meeting after councillo...
Aug 10, 2026
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Saskatchewan
Potential benefits and harms
Federal government invests $24 million for cannabis and brain health research
TORONTO - Federal Minister of Health Marjorie Michel has announced $24 million to create the Canadian Cannabis and Brain Health Consortium.Funded through the Canadian Institutes of Health Research, the group of 10 research teams from across Canada will work together to study how cannabis affects the brain in people of ...
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Fraud charges
Man from RM of Martin charged after allegedly altering cattle brands
A 52-year-old man from the RM of Martin is facing charges after an investigation into a case of alleged fraud involving cattle brands.According to the Saskatchewan RCMP, officers got a report about fraudulent brands on livestock in the rural municipality east of Regina back on July 6. The RCMP said an investigation, wh...
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Food, transportation up
Saskatchewan economy shows strength as inflation pressures hit local food bank
Saskatchewan's economy showed signs of strength in the latest provincial figures, with gains in manufacturing sales and exports, even as inflation and a softer labour market continued to put pressure on households. The Saskatchewan Bureau of Statistics' August 2026 Monthly Statistical Review reported manufacturing sale...
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historic event
Original Treaty 6 parchment to be showcased at 150th signing commemoration
The original Treaty 6 parchment will be present at the 150th commemoration event later this month honouring the signing of the historical document. Beardy's and Okemasis' Cree Nation (BOCN) near Duck Lake will be hosting the four-day gathering starting Aug. 20 and Chief Edwin Ananas was the one responsible for securin...
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Wildfire season
Sask. sending fire hose to B.C., warning about human-caused fires at home
As B.C. declares a state of emergency and tries to deal with massive wildfires, Saskatchewan's government is sending some help.According to the Saskatchewan Public Safety Agency (SPSA), it's responded to a request made through the Canadian Interagency Forest Fire Centre and sent 2,000 lengths of 1.5 inch fire hose to B...
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Traditional food source
Nature's Food Bank: Turning a problem into protein
Every fall, thousands of migratory birds fill Saskatchewan's skies.Water fowl hunting is a long-standing tradition, one that attracts people from around the world to experience the province's incredible wildlife. They come prepared for the hunt.But when the day is over and the birds have been harvested, a question aris...
Aug 11, 2026
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Local Sports
Western Baseball Championships
Final preparations being made as the 'Best in the West' descend on P.A.
Prince Albert is set to become the centre of AA baseball in Western Canada this weekend, welcoming 12 teams from across the region.Teams will compete in the 13U, 15U and 18U divisions, with clubs travelling from across Western Canada to take part.Prince Albert Minor Baseball president Nathan Noble said organizers are p...
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45th annual event
P.A. woman and Melfort man win Frank Dunn Triathlon
A Prince Albert woman was victorious in the 45th annual Frank Dunn Triathlon held Sunday in Waskesiu. Anne Marie Charles of Prince Albert won the women's event with a time of 3:07:20. On the men's side, Melfort competitor Curtis Glanville took home the trophy with a time of 2:45:47. Organizers said 42 teams and 125 in...
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Harvey, Cripps, McDonald
Raiders return from Hlinka-Gretzky Cup with gold
Three Prince Albert Raiders are coming home with gold medals after Canada cruised to an 8-1 victory over the United States in Sunday's Hlinka-Gretzky Cup championship game.Forward Ben Harvey, defenceman Brock Cripps and Raiders head coach Ryan McDonald, who served as one of Canada's assistant coaches, will all return t...
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Around the horn
Aces place fourth in Western Canada, Astros fall at Nationals as seasons come to an end
The Prince Albert Aces proved themselves to be one of the best teams in Western Canada over the weekend. The U13A team placed fourth among some of the best in the country following their run at the Western Canadian Softball Championship in Balgonie. Day one on Thursday saw the Aces get off on the wrong foot in their fi...
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Win Column
Riders handle business at Mosaic Stadium, beat Redblacks
A depleted Saskatchewan Roughriders' offence proved to be a non-issue as the CFL club cruised to a 42-20 win over the Ottawa Redblacks on Friday night.Saskatchewan was without Sam Emilus (foot), Kian Schaffer-Baker (knee), running back A.J. Ouellette (knee), offensive guard Zack Fry (knee), fullback Morgen Runge (pec),...
Aug 10, 2026
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Riders Gameday
'This is pro football': Riders taking nothing for granted against 0-7 Redblacks
The Saskatchewan Roughriders don't have to look too far back in their history to know you can't take any team lightly in the CFL.In 2024, the 5-2 Riders locked horns with the 0-7 Edmonton Elks at Mosaic Stadium. Edmonton won that showdown 42-31.On Friday, the 5-2 Riders will take on the 0-7 Ottawa Redblacks. Kickoff is...
Aug 07, 2026
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PA Profiles
Flying Dust First Nation
From Flying Dust to communities across Canada: Christopher Merasty builds support through New Direction Consulting
Across Saskatchewan, many communities are looking for ways to strengthen leadership, support men, engage youth and build healthier communities for the next generation. That challenge is what led Flying Dust First Nation member Christopher Merasty to establish New Direction Consulting. The Flying Dust First Nation membe...
Aug 04, 2026
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New business
Sunday Eve Bridal Atelier: Bringing a fresh approach to bridal shopping
For many brides in Prince Albert and northern Saskatchewan, finding the perfect wedding dress has traditionally meant a trip to Saskatoon. A new downtown boutique is looking to change that by bringing designer bridal fashion, inclusive sizing and a personalized shopping experience closer to home.Located on Central Aven...
Jul 18, 2026
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FAQ
Listen: Pines Power Sports Marine about changes to the 2026 Sea-Doo Switch!
On this edition of Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ), Pattison Media's Garth Kalin speaks with Dean Lato from Pines Power Sports Marine about the new changes to the 2026 Sea-Doo Switch!
Jul 09, 2026
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Promoting music and culture
Submission for Saskatchewan Indigenous Music Awards 2026 are now open
The SIMA Awards are back for 2026, and this year promises to be more exciting than ever. As a platform dedicated to celebrating Indigenous talent, the awards recognize the contributions of Indigenous artists across various genres. Whether you're a seasoned musician or just starting out, this is your chance to shine.The...
Jun 30, 2026
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SUMMER EVENT
Vintage Power Machines Festival ready for its 45th event
Visitors to this year's Vintage Power Machines Threshing Festival will once again be transported to a time when horsepower came with actual horses and tractors were built to last generations. Now in its 45th year, the event returns with two full days of history and hands-on demonstrations July 11 - 12.The festival take...
Jun 25, 2026
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30 Years of Sharing Success
SIGA releases financial results, record-breaking profits as a gaming operator
SIGA hit a record $418 million in gross revenue, and $167 million in a final distribution of income for its 2025-26 fiscal year. June 23, 2026 - Saskatoon, SK - The Saskatchewan Indian Gaming Authority (SIGA) is reporting record-breaking profits for the fourth year in a row, achieving $418 million in gross revenue and ...
Jun 24, 2026
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Canada
Partial solar eclipse, meteor shower headed for Canadian skies
A partial solar eclipse will be visible across the Maritimes, Ontario, Quebec and other parts of Canada today as the annual Perseid meteor shower also reaches its peak this week. The Canadian Space Agency says the partial eclipse will be visible across...
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Federal government invests $24 million for cannabis and brain health research
TORONTO - Federal Minister of Health Marjorie Michel has announced $24 million to create the Canadian Cannabis and Brain Health Consortium. Funded through the Canadian Institutes of Health Research, the group of 10 research teams from across Canada wi...
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Federal government announces $34M to help communities cope with climate change
OTTAWA - The federal government is spending $34 million on projects to make Canadian communities more resilient to the effects of climate change. The funds come as cities and towns across the country spend another summer battling extreme heat, wildfire...
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In the news today: Smoke aids B.C. fires, CUSMA talks, Meteor shower, Partial eclipse
Here is a roundup of stories from The Canadian Press designed to bring you up to speed ... Smoke in B.C. Interior causing poor air quality but helping the fire fight Many of the blazes burning across British Columbia have been smoked out for a number of ...
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Why Canada's deeper linkage of foreign aid with trade outcomes is raising concerns
OTTAWA - Some in Canada's aid sector say they're growing more and more concerned by how closely the Carney government is tying foreign aid to its efforts to boost domestic economic growth. Here's a look at why Ottawa wants more domestic spinoffs from a...
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Smoke in B.C. Interior causing poor air quality but helping fire fight
PENTICTON - Many of the wildfires burning across British Columbia have been smoked out for a number of days, while it results in poor air quality it is helping in the fire fight. The remarks by Cliff Chapman with the B-C Wildfire Service come as a thic...
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World
Man killed his partner and child at a Minnesota daycare before taking his own life, police say
HOPKINS, Minn. (AP) - A man killed his partner and their child at a Minnesota home daycare on Wednesday before taking his own life, police said. Authorities said six other children were at the daycare in Hopkins, but none were injured, an...
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Defense in Charlie Kirk's killing say shooter hit the 'intended target,' did not endanger others
Lawyers for the man charged with killing conservative activist Charlie Kirk say he shouldn't be eligible for the death penalty because the shooter "hit the intended target" during the assassination last year at a Utah event attended by thousands of peo...
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Man killed his partner and child at a Minnesota daycare before taking his own life, police say
HOPKINS, Minn. (AP) - A man killed his partner and their child at a Minnesota home daycare on Wednesday before taking his own life, police said. Authorities said other children were at the daycare in Hopkins, but none were injured, and al...
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A man killed his partner and their child at a Minnesota home daycare before taking his own life, police say
HOPKINS, Minn. (AP) - A man killed his partner and their child at a Minnesota home daycare before taking his own life, police say. The Associated Press
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High school football player in Arkansas practices with a venomous snake in his helmet
MAUMELLE, Ark. (AP) - A high school football player in Arkansas had every right to be rattled after finding a venomous snake inside his helmet during practice. The Maumelle High student felt unusual movement inside his headgear following ...
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WHO says Congo's Ebola outbreak is on track to surpass the deadliest one in history
GENEVA (AP) - The ongoing Ebola outbreak in Congo is on track to surpass the deadliest one in history that killed over 11,000 people out of more than 28,000 cases, the head of the World Health Organization said Wednesday. "At its current ...
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