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WEB4 days ago · A site near Prince Albert has uncovered almost 10,000 years of history. Daily Herald Contributor - September 11, 2024. NC RaineLocal Journalism Initiative ReporterEagle Feather News Dave Rondeau, a Métis community-based researcher from Crutwell, Saskatchewan, made a shocking discovery in the spring of 2023.
Indigenous Health Network led by former Prince Albert resident …
WEB23 hours ago · Cory Baumgardner Photo The team with the Saskatchewan Network Environments for Indigenous Health Research (SK-NEIHR) stands for a photo outside of Dakota Dunes during their annual retreat. The Canadian Institutes of Health Research has announced $5.5 million of funding for the Network Environments ...
PAGC demands urgent action at Ottawa press conference
WEB23 hours ago · Prince Albert Grand Council (PAGC) leadership, representing 12 First Nations across northern Saskatchewan, has demanded urgent action from federal ministers and MPs. Grand Chief Brian Hardlotte was joined by chiefs from across the north for meetings in Ottawa. During a press conference, Hardlotte said many communities were struggling, and ...
‘We just want to help out’: PAGC provides 3,300 food hampers …
WEB1 day ago · Low-income and newcomer families in need of a turkey will have one this Thanksgiving due to the Prince Albert Grand Council (PAGC). PAGC staff and volunteers were out packing cars, trucks, and SUVs on Wednesday and Thursday as part of a Thanksgiving hamper project where hampers are given …
Significant increase in enrolment in Catholic Division
WEB23 hours ago · The Prince Albert Catholic School Division’s enrolment numbers have improved over last year according to the division’s Sept. 30 enrolment report. Education director Lorel Trumier gave an update at the board’s regular meeting on Tuesday, Oct. 7. Those numbers show 3,198 students attending a …
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COVID-19 and Influenza on the rise in Saskatchewan according to …
WEBSep 17, 2024 · According to the province’s monthly respiratory illness surveillance report, COVID-19 and influenza have increased slightly in Saskatchewan. The province moves to monthly reporting each spring. The reporting period was from Aug. 11 to Sept. 7, the report was issued Sept. 13. The majority of respiratory illness in Saskatchewan is due to COVID ...
‘It’s always a tough decision’: longtime city councillor Don Cody …
WEBMore than 50 years after he first entered the politic arena, former Prince Albert mayor and NDP cabinet minister Don Cody is stepping away from public life.
Several families and essential workers remain in Sandy Bay …
WEBWhile the Flanagan Fire has moved closer to Sandy Bay and grown in size, 109 families have remained in the community in a sheltered environment.
Evacuation order rescinded; Sandy Bay evacuees heading home
WEBSep 10, 2024 · Evacuation orders have been rescinded and the buses are waiting as evacuees from Sandy Bay received news that they could head home. Residents were s staying in hotels or with family and friends, in different cities for the past four weeks. However, they are now free to return home, according to a Peter Ballantyne Cree Nation (PBCN) Notice ...