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About 65 golfers are travelling to Prince Albert's Cooke Municipal Golf Course this weekend to compete in the annual Ladies Northern Tournament.Co-chair of the event Jackie Packet said its one of the ...

Noel Moosuk remembers dying in hospital during an operation in 1994. "I left the earth, I had gone to the next world," he said. Moosuk came across a graveyard where he met an old white man who offered...

There are 65 days left until the start of the Tony Cote Summer Games and the Lac La Ronge Indian Band is well into the planning and development phase. That's according to Jonas Roberts Memorial Commun...

A program that gets more kids involved in sports, is in need of a final lift.The month of May is KidSport Month in Saskatchewan and the donation deadline is 5 p.m. on Thursday. Local Committee member ...

Air Ronge and La Ronge municipal councils have declared June as Pride Month in their respective communities. The decision to do so was made at their latest regular council meetings, where permission w...

The CEO of the Prince Albert and District Chamber of Commerce says their new downtown location is more than a building; it's a hub for innovation.Patty Hughes made the comment during Wednesday's grand...

Two residents of northern Saskatchewan were honoured at the 2024 Literacy Awards of Merit at Regina's Government House on May 14. Allan Janvier, 67, and Mary McKenzie, 62, were both recipients of the ...

The Community Arts Mentorship Program (CAMP) is offering workshops in six Lac La Ronge Indian Band communities this week. Sponsored by the Lac La Ronge Indian Child and Family Services (ICFS), the fir...

A new journey has begun for 16 graduates of the Northern Saskatchewan Indigenous Teacher Education Program (NSITEP). A graduation ceremony was held May 24 to honour the new teachers, who come from a v...

Around 50 people came to Prince Albert's Kinsmen Park on Saturday afternoon for a walk to raise awareness for Alzheimer's, dementia, and other kinds of brain degeneration diseases. The walk is a natio...