Indigenous history
Prince Albert celebrates opening of Passage Home and Healing Park
A green space and large sculpture near Prince Albert's downtown area will from this day forward serve as a memorial healing site and community gathering place dedicated to Indigenous children who died away from home, and to those who continue finding their way home because of day schools, residential schools, and the S...
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Treaty 6 celebration draws in thousands of attendees
People have come from far and wide to join in on the 150-year celebration of Treaty 6 being held at Fort Carlton near Duck Lake. The four-day event began on Thursday and organizers are expecting 1,000 people or more each day, with up to 2,500 estimated to attend on Sunday. The celebration includes a Village of Nations...
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Treaty 6 celebration draws in thousands of attendees
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Indigenous history
Prince Albert celebrates opening of Passage Home and Healing Park
A green space and large sculpture near Prince Albert's downtown area will from this day forward serve as a memorial healing site and community gathering place dedicated to Indigenous children who died away from home, and to those who continue finding their way home because of day schools, residential schools, and the S...
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Beach Radio’s Summer Free Ride
Kinistino woman wins 2008 Mini Cooper in annual radio contest
A Kinistino woman is getting ready to cruise around town in a newly refurbished Mini Cooper after winning 101 Beach Radio's annual Summer Free Ride contest.Cindy Porter entered the contest just once this year, at Leon's in Prince Albert, but her single entry was enough to put her behind the wheel of the grand prize.Por...
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Crime
Sandy Bay homicide suspect arrested in Pelican Narrows
A woman sought in connection to a homicide in Sandy Bay has been arrested.Chasity Charolette Rose Clarke was located in Pelican Narrows on Friday. RCMP stated court appearance details are pending.Clarke is facing a charge of manslaughter following the death of 19-year-old Silvino Grenier.Grenier's death followed an alt...
Aug 22, 2026
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For the love of the Vic
Prince Albert man shares stories and laughs from last 50 years of restoring cars
If you've been to any of the car shows in Prince Albert in the last 50 years, chances are you've probably seen a Ford Fairlane Crown Victoria restored by Arnie Holmes. At 89 years old, Holmes originally moved to Prince Albert in 1967 where he bought and ran a service station just outside of town on Highway 3. That serv...
Aug 22, 2026
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WHL Fall Camp
One week away from Raiders camp
The 2026-27 WHL season is almost here, with the Prince Albert Raiders set to open fall camp in one week.There will be plenty of competition for roster spots this year, with the Raiders coming off a run to the WHL final and several veteran positions open as players pursue NCAA opportunities.Raiders general manager Curti...
Aug 21, 2026
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water quality
Same river, different water: Why North Battleford has avoided Prince Albert's water woes
Prince Albert residents have been dealing with yellowish, foul-smelling tap water for nearly two months as conditions change in the North Saskatchewan River, but North Battleford has, so far, avoided the same problems despite drawing water from the same river.North Battleford has also recorded increased turbidity and o...
Aug 21, 2026
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Saskatchewan
Honoring treaty
Key points on the legacy of Treaty 6, first signed 150 years ago
DUCK LAKE - Treaty 6, primarily covering most of what's now central Alberta and central Saskatchewan, was signed 150 years ago by the Crown and First Nations chiefs.Festivities honouring the anniversary have been underway across the region, from celebratory pow wows in Edmonton to viewings of the original treaty parchm...
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historic event
Treaty 6 celebration draws in thousands of attendees
People have come from far and wide to join in on the 150-year celebration of Treaty 6 being held at Fort Carlton near Duck Lake. The four-day event began on Thursday and organizers are expecting 1,000 people or more each day, with up to 2,500 estimated to attend on Sunday. The celebration includes a Village of Nations...
20h ago
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International trade talks
What people are saying about the failed Canada-U.S. trade deal
OTTAWA - The United States imposed 50 per cent tariffs on billions of dollars worth of Canadian exporta Saturday, after the two countries failed to reach a new trade deal before an extended deadline imposed by President Donald Trump earlier in the week.In response, Prime Minister Mark Carney announced Canada will retal...
Aug 22, 2026
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International tensions
Carney says retaliatory tariffs on U.S. to take effect next month
OTTAWA - Prime Minister Mark Carney says retaliatory tariffs will hit the U.S. starting next month.The U.S. introduced new 50 per cent tariffs on billions of dollars in Canadian exports on Saturday after trade talks failed.Carney suspended talks with the United States and summoned his negotiators back to Ottawa.Speakin...
Aug 22, 2026
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Development
Childhood arena dream becomes $32M community hub on Thunderchild First Nation
Growing up on Thunderchild First Nation, Chief Delbert Wapass remembers wanting something his community didn't have."We always wanted an arena in our community," he said.What eventually emerged was much more than a rink.Federal, provincial and First Nations leaders gathered Friday to mark the completion of th...
Aug 22, 2026
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Economy
U.S. tariffs to hit Canada after trade talks collapse
OTTAWA - The United States imposed 50 per cent tariffs on billions of dollars in Canadian exports Saturday, after the two countries failed to reach a new trade deal before an extended deadline imposed by President Donald Trump earlier in the week.In response, Prime Minister Mark Carney announced Canada will retaliate w...
Aug 22, 2026
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Local Sports
Hockey Swap
Equipment exchange breathes new life into used gear
Hockey season is on the horizon in Prince Albert, which means some people may be on the lookout for some new gear before the puck drops. However, the price of new equipment can be a barrier, with the latest sticks and skates from major retailers costing upwards of $450.That's why Prince Albert Minor Hockey hosted an eq...
Aug 21, 2026
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WHL Fall Camp
One week away from Raiders camp
The 2026-27 WHL season is almost here, with the Prince Albert Raiders set to open fall camp in one week.There will be plenty of competition for roster spots this year, with the Raiders coming off a run to the WHL final and several veteran positions open as players pursue NCAA opportunities.Raiders general manager Curti...
Aug 21, 2026
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Game weekend
Woods relishing first season with Riders ahead of B.C. return
A phone call with Corey Mace made it clear where Josh Woods wanted to play football in 2026.The linebacker spent five seasons with the B.C. Lions but elected to join the Saskatchewan Roughriders this off-season."Off that first phone call with Mace, I knew this was somewhere I wanted to be," Woods said. "...
Aug 21, 2026
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First of its kind
MLS club teams up with PAYSA for weeklong skills development camp
Youth soccer players in Prince Albert recently had the opportunity to hone their skills with a professional team. Last week, members with the Vancouver Whitecaps FC made the trip to the Gateway City for their travelling development camp, which was the first time P.A. has ever hosted an event of that kind. David Cantin,...
Aug 19, 2026
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Lasting legacy
Respected Sask. veteran and famed boxer passes away
A respected veteran, famed boxer and a key member of the organizing committee for Back-to-Batoche will be laid to rest this week.Claude Petit died on Tuesday, Aug. 11, at the age of 90. His wake service and funeral are scheduled for Wednesday and Thursday at the Beardy's and Okemasis Cree Nation Veterans Memorial Hall...
Aug 18, 2026
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Final out
Royals put bow on 2026 season following Western Championships
The 13U, 15U and 18U Prince Albert Royals baseball teams closed out the season this weekend following the conclusion of the AA Western Canadian Baseball Championships. The city was the host site for this year's installment of the tournament that saw each of the four provincial winners out of the Western provinces comp...
Aug 18, 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
Conservatives call on government to release U.S. trade offer details
OTTAWA - Federal conservatives are calling on the government to release the full details of the trade offer from the United States that Canada rejected this week. In a letter to Trade Minister Dominic LeBlanc, Canada-U.S. relations critic Shuvaloy Maju...
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Key points on the legacy of Treaty 6, first signed 150 years ago
DUCK LAKE - Treaty 6, primarily covering most of what's now central Alberta and central Saskatchewan, was signed 150 years ago by the Crown and First Nations chiefs. Festivities honouring the anniversary have been underway across the region, from celeb...
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Politicians, dignitaries and Indigenous leaders to mark 150th anniversary of Treaty 6
DUCK LAKE - It was 150 years ago when First Nations chiefs and dignitaries met at Fort Carlton, in the wilderness of what is now Saskatchewan, to carve out a lasting agreement on how to work and live as the modern shape of Canada emerged. Politicians, ...
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Here's why the Bank of Canada is worried about the rise of private credit
OTTAWA - The Bank of Canada is carefully watching the rise of an alternative credit model that has Canadian investors and banks exposed to half a trillion dollars of loans held largely beyond the public eye. The concern revolves around private credit, ...
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From business leaders to sports fans, Canada responds to trade war escalation
OTTAWA - Prime Minister Mark Carney's decision to suspend trade talks with the United States has stirred up emotions on both sides of the border, and has drawn the ire of the U.S. president. Early Sunday morning, Donald Trump took to his social media ...
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Mystery man found collapsed on Amsterdam street is not missing Canadian, police say
Police in the Netherlands say a man found collapsed on a street in that country three years ago is not a Canadian who went missing in British Columbia in the 1990s. Online speculation claimed the man is John Russell Kenny of Ontario, who went missing i...
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World
A landslide at a landfill in the capital of Guinea kills 30 people, officials say
CONAKRY, Guinea (AP) - A mountainous heap of refuse collapsed at the largest landfill in Guinea 's capital of Conakry early on Sunday, killing 30 people, according to the central government. Authorities said that heavy rains, which starte...
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Human-caused wildfire approaches Reno, Nevada, forcing thousands of evacuations
A fast-growing wildfire destroying homes in northwest Reno, Nevada, on Sunday was human-caused and uncontained, authorities said, as they encouraged some 90,000 people to evacuate. At least six people were injured. The Hawk Fire began Sa...
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Latvia: Drones, hybrid warfare, and the redeployment of Canadian troops
RIGA - As Russian threats escalate in Latvia, a Canadian-led NATO mission is strengthening its presence near the Russian and Belarusian borders. The Canadian Press observed the increasing tensions on the ground. In the early hours of Aug. 14, resident...
Aug 22, 2026
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Infantino defies FIFA vice president by going to youth event in Caribbean amid global soccer rift
GENEVA (AP) - Gianni Infantino defied a request by one of his FIFA vice presidents to stay away from an Under-14 soccer event in the Caribbean and instead made a rare public appearance during the global furor over his failed plan to sell future World C...
Aug 22, 2026
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Tropical Storm Moke forms on track to bring heavy rain and winds to Hawaii
HONOLULU (AP) - Tropical Storm Moke formed Friday in the Pacific Ocean, the National Hurricane Center said, on track to bring another round of heavy rain and wind to Hawaii as residents are still recovering from Hurricane Lala. Moke was l...
Aug 21, 2026
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Plane crashed on second attempt to land in heavy fog in Alaska, killing all 8 aboard, officials say
JUNEAU, Alaska (AP) - A plane that crashed at a remote military site in western Alaska, killing all eight people on board, was making its second runway approach in heavy fog when it lost contact, authorities said Friday. The Cessna's two ...
Aug 21, 2026
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