AI IN EDUCATION
AI in higher education: Sask. universities grapple with the future of learning
As artificial intelligence (AI) becomes increasingly integrated into student learning, universities in Saskatchewan have begun implementing guidelines to help students use AI tools ethically while ensuring academic integrity.Dr. Nancy Turner, associate vice provost of Teaching and Learning at the University of Saskatch...
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Tariff affects both sides of the border
Farm groups says U.S. tariffs on Canadian grain will cost farmers and families on both sides of the border
The U.S. is Canada's sixth largest market for non-durum wheat, fourth largest market for durum wheat, second largest market for barley, and largest market for oats. Dean Dias with Cereals Canada is raising alarms about the severe economic impact that the tariffs will have on the Canadian agriculture sector and the nati...
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AI IN EDUCATION
AI in higher education: Sask. universities grapple with the future of learning
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Agricultural Benefits Settlement
NOTICE OF RATIFICATION VOTE - Peter Ballantyne Cree Nation
Tariff affects both sides of the border
Farm groups says U.S. tariffs on Canadian grain will cost farmers and families on both sides of the border
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Survey
City looks for public input on shelter location via survey
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Prince Albert
Survey
City looks for public input on shelter location via survey
A survey will be part of the city's plan to get public feedback on what Prince Albert should consider when it comes to the location of a permanent homeless shelter.All four public in-person meetings wrapped up Jan. 30 with strong turnout at all the meetings. Now the city is looking to also get some support via a survey...
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Archaeological discoveries
Sturgeon Lake First Nation calls on governments to study and protect 11,000 year old settlement
Following a major archaeological discovery west of Prince Albert involving the uncovering of a settlement that dates back 11,000 years, Sturgeon Lake First Nation and its council are calling on local, provincial, and national stakeholders to support efforts to protect and study the historic site.The revelation-one of t...
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Public awareness
Watch: Prince Albert man advocating for safer city for vision challenged residents
While fumbling with the zipper on his jacket, Don Horncastle acknowledged since his eye sight deteriorated, normal tasks that once required very little thought, now take three times longer to complete.The Prince Albert senior agreed to meet with paNOW on Friday and discuss the challenges people with vision related disa...
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Opioid crisis
Federal class action claims government failed to support First Nations with opioid crisis
Has the government of Canada done enough to assist First Nation communities struggling with the opioid crisis and was there, in fact, a breach of a treaty that was signed 150 years ago?Those are among the questions facing Saskatchewan Chief Justice Popescul who, after hearing arguments on Friday at Court of King's Benc...
Feb 01, 2025
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Correctional system
Man who attacked, set fire to homeless woman in Prince Albert gets statutory release
A man who attacked a homeless woman and set her on fire in Prince Albert, has been granted statutory release from prison with special conditions.Leslie Black, now 39, pleaded guilty to attempted murder in the 2014 beating, burning and sexual assault of Marlene Bird.Bird's injuries resulted in the amputation of both of ...
Feb 01, 2025
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City hall
City council to discuss Steuart arena, adopt budget on Monday
The future of one of the City of Prince Albert's older arenas will be part of Monday's executive council meeting as the city prepares for the oncoming of its new twin pad arena in several months. Recommendations are on the table for the Dave G. Steuart Arena to be let out for expressions of interest from interested gro...
Jan 31, 2025
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Saskatchewan
AI IN EDUCATION
AI in higher education: Sask. universities grapple with the future of learning
As artificial intelligence (AI) becomes increasingly integrated into student learning, universities in Saskatchewan have begun implementing guidelines to help students use AI tools ethically while ensuring academic integrity.Dr. Nancy Turner, associate vice provost of Teaching and Learning at the University of Saskatch...
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BREAKING: U.S. tariffs on Canada will be paused for 30 days, Trudeau says
Prime Minister Justin Trudeau says the U.S. has agreed to pause tariffs on Canada for at least 30 days after he spoke with President Donald Trump this afternoon.Trudeau says in a social media post that Canada is implementing its $1.3-billion plan to strengthen the border and appointing a "fentanyl czar."Canad...
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Tariff affects both sides of the border
Farm groups says U.S. tariffs on Canadian grain will cost farmers and families on both sides of the border
The U.S. is Canada's sixth largest market for non-durum wheat, fourth largest market for durum wheat, second largest market for barley, and largest market for oats. Dean Dias with Cereals Canada is raising alarms about the severe economic impact that the tariffs will have on the Canadian agriculture sector and the nati...
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Moe calls for 'de-escalation,' but supports first round of counter-tariffs
Saskatchewan Premier Scott Moe says Saskatchewan is continuing to call for "de-escalation" of the looming trade war between Canada and the United States, but says he supports the first round of counter-tariffs from Ottawa.Moe made the comments during a public address on Monday Feb. 3, following U.S. President...
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Trump and Trudeau to talk as Canada braces for trade war with U.S.
OTTAWA - Prime Minister Justin Trudeau is expected to speak with President Donald Trump today as Canada's leaders scramble to prepare for a trade war with the United States.Trump mentioned the planned conversation after returning to Washington from Florida on Sunday night and Trudeau's office confirmed a call is schedu...
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Tariff Fears
Trade war fallout: Prepare for grocery price hikes, business analyst says
As Canada awoke to the first day of a trade war with the U.S. on Sunday, business analyst Paul Martin said people should be prepared for the fact that the "price of everything" is about to go up."There's some comfort in having the clarity, so we know what we're up against," he said.Martin said the U...
Feb 02, 2025
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Tariff affects both sides of the border
Farm groups says U.S. tariffs on Canadian grain will cost farmers and families on both sides of the border
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Prince Albert & Regina
SIGA and Northern Lights Casino announce $100,000 to build two new Ronald McDonald Houses
Survey
City looks for public input on shelter location via survey
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Walker Profile
'Supposed to live in peace, respect and friendship': Treaty Commissioner works to strengthen relationships through education
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PJHL hockey
Timberjaks junior hockey club quickly becoming a source of community pride and player growth
Archaeological discoveries
Sturgeon Lake First Nation calls on governments to study and protect 11,000 year old settlement
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Professional security
Custom Security and Investigation: Reducing crime and growing careers
Jan 31, 2025
Local Sports
Raiders win 5-2
Raiders extend point streak to nine games with win over Wild
One of the hottest teams in the WHL right now, the Prince Albert Raiders played host to the Wenatchee Wild Saturday night for the first time since the team moved from Winnipeg. The Raiders fell behind early, but they managed to score five straight goals to earn the 5-2 win.The Wild got the scoring started at the 3:16 m...
Feb 02, 2025
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Signing
Roughriders sign three-time All-CFLer Mike Rose
The Saskatchewan Roughriders were not content waiting for the Canadian Football League's (CFL) Free Agency communication window to open on Feb. 2, signing 32-year-old American defensive lineman Mike Rose on Saturday.Rose is a three-time All-CFLer, four-time West All-CFLer and a Grey Cup Champion.Rose was released by th...
Feb 01, 2025
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Key starter spots
Defensive backs, linemen a need for Riders ahead of free agency
The Saskatchewan Roughriders will look to return to the Grey Cup for the first time since 2013 this season.The team took positive steps towards that goal last season, returning to the playoffs and playing in the West Final under first-year head coach Corey Mace.Now the team will look to continue to build off of that mo...
Feb 01, 2025
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First time at the Art Hauser
Raiders set to welcome Wenatchee Wild to Prince Albert for first time
The Prince Albert Raiders are one of the hottest teams in the WHL right now with points in each of their last eight games, rattling off seven wins in that time to take the top spot in the East Division. They'll look to continue that momentum Saturday night at home as they welcome the Wenatchee Wild to the Art Hauser Ce...
Feb 01, 2025
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Potential Female Athlete of the Year
Local athletes nominated for Saskatchewan Sports Awards
The 40th Annual Saskatchewan Sports Awards are set to for January 30th in Saskatoon, and athletes and coaches from Prince Albert, Melfort, Makwa Sahgaiehancan First Nation just west of Meadow Lake, and Waldheim have been nominated for awards.One of three recipients of the Inspire Through Sport Award is Tony Fineblanket...
Jan 30, 2025
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Seeing stars
Mintos blanked by Battlefords, 4-0
The Prince Albert Mintos struggled offensively on Wednesday night, falling 4-0 to the Battlefords Stars at the Access Communications Centre. The loss is the second consecutive for the club after falling 5-3 to the Warriors in Moose Jaw on Sunday. COMPLETE BOX SCORE P.A. got into some penalty trouble in the first period...
Jan 30, 2025
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PA Profiles
Professional security
Custom Security and Investigation: Reducing crime and growing careers
It's no secret that Prince Albert struggles with crime and safety. In 2024, there were more than 3,400 incidents of property crime including break and enter, and willful damage. There were also more than 1,600 incidents of violent crimes like assaults and uttering threats. That's why several businesses and property own...
Jan 31, 2025
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PJHL hockey
Timberjaks junior hockey club quickly becoming a source of community pride and player growth
There is a reason Prince Albert is known as 'Hockey Town North.' The nickname reflects the community's unwavering love for the game, and the widespread participation in the sport. Prince Albert has produced numerous talented players who have gone on to play professionally, further cementing its reputation as a hockey h...
Jan 23, 2025
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Agricultural Benefits Settlement
NOTICE OF RATIFICATION VOTE - Peter Ballantyne Cree Nation
December 16, 2024 TO: THE MEMBERS OF PETER BALLANTYNE CREE NATION TAKE NOTICE that a Ratification Vote of the Voters of Peter Ballantyne Cree Nation pursuant to the Peter Ballantyne Cree Nation Treaty 6 Agricultural Benefits Settlement Agreement Voting Guidelines (the "Voting Guidelines") will be held t...
Jan 15, 2025
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Athabasca Basin News
Athabasca Basin News
Dziret'ái Pilot Training Program takes flightA new and exciting opportunity has launched in northern Saskatchewan to help Indigenous students become commercial pilots. The Dziret'ái Pilot Training Program aims to provide Indigenous students with the skills needed to succeed in the aviation industry. The D...
Dec 02, 2024
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Brunch n' Lunch
Eggsmart: The new take on breakfast
Breakfast is often called the most important meal of the day. Many studies have linked eating breakfast to good health, including better memory and concentration and lower levels of heart disease. So - you could say eating breakfast is actually...smart. Now, there's a new restaurant in Prince Albert that offers sensibl...
Nov 21, 2024
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Nursing education
New early admission option to help alleviate tight timeline for nursing students
You've decided you want to become a registered nurse? Exciting! Nursing has so many career paths, there's a place for everyone to find their passion. Plus, registered nurses are in high demand, so by choosing this career, you're setting yourself up for opportunity, stability, and the ability to work almost anywhere. Wh...
Nov 18, 2024
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Canada
Quebec follows federal government and delays capital gains tax hike until 2026
QUÉBEC - Quebec's Finance Department says it is following the federal government's lead and delaying a planned hike in the capital gains tax until Jan. 1, 2026. The federal Liberals said in their April budget that they would raise the portion of capital gains on which companies pay tax to two-thirds from one-hal...
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Interprovincial trade barriers: what they are, why they exist and how to cut them
OTTAWA - The Trump administration's on-again, off-again threat to impose damaging tariffs has boosted an old idea for driving economic growth in Canada: eliminating interprovincial trade barriers. "There are millions of different ways in which rules and regulations and standards and so on affect decisions that add...
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Canada's forestry sector faces uncertainty with 25 per cent U.S. tariffs
VICTORIA - A wide shadow of uncertainty has been cast over Canada's forestry sector by U.S. President Donald Trump's decision to impose a 25-per-cent tariff on its lumber products. Several industry groups have released statements criticizing the tariff as unnecessary and harmful for both sides, a sentiment echoed by Br...
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Trump mistaken, U.S. banks can and do operate in Canada says finance professor
A finance professor at the University of Toronto says American banks do operate in Canada despite assertions by U.S. President Donald Trump that they are not allowed to do business in the country. Trump says on his social media platform, Truth Social, that "Canada doesn't even allow U.S. banks to open or do busine...
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A short list of U.S. goods which will be charged 25 per cent tariffs starting Tuesday
OTTAWA - Effective Tuesday, Canada is imposing 25 per cent tariffs on $30 billion in goods originating in the United States - part of Canada's response to sweeping tariffs on Canadian goods ordered by U.S. President Donald Trump. Here are some of the major categories of imported items being hit with Canadian tariffs, a...
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B.C. critical minerals being diverted away from United States: David Eby
NORTH VANCOUVER, B.C. - British Columbia's premier says major companies in the province are in the process of redirecting critical minerals and energy products to markets outside the United States as the reality of U.S. President Donald Trump's tariffs sets in. David Eby says he has spoken with leaders of major mining ...
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World
UN says the death toll in fighting in the eastern Congo city of Goma is at least 900
GOMA, Congo (AP) - Fighting last week between Congolese government forces and Rwanda-backed rebels in the major eastern city of Goma left at least 900 people dead, the U.N. health agency said Monday, raising the previously cited death toll of 773. The World Health Organization said that at least 900 bodies were recover...
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USAID staffers are instructed to stay out of the agency's Washington headquarters
WASHINGTON (AP) - Staffers of the U.S. Agency for International Development were instructed to stay out of the agency's Washington headquarters on Monday, according to a notice distributed to them, after billionaire Elon Musk announced President Donald Trump had agreed with him to shut the agency. USAID staffers said t...
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USAID staffers told to stay out of Washington headquarters after Musk said Trump agreed to close it
WASHINGTON (AP) - Staffers of the U.S. Agency for International Development were instructed to stay out of the agency's Washington headquarters on Monday, according to a notice distributed to them, after billionaire Elon Musk announced President Donald Trump had agreed with him to shut the agency. USAID staffers said t...
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Officials say remains of 55 of 67 victims of midair collision have been recovered and identified
ARLINGTON, Va. (AP) - Authorities said Sunday they have recovered the remains of 55 of the 67 people killed in the deadliest U.S. air disaster since 2001. Washington, D.C. Fire and EMS Chief John Donnelly said at a news conference that divers still need to find the bodies of 12 more victims and are committed to the dig...
Feb 02, 2025
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Devotees pay homage to Afro-Brazilian sea goddess on Rio de Janeiro beach
RIO DE JANEIRO (AP) - Thousands of worshippers clad in white robes spilled onto Arpoador beach in Rio de Janeiro on Sunday to pay homage to Yemanja, the Afro-Brazilian sea goddess. Devotees waded into the sea to the sound of drums and rhythmic clapping and offered up colorful bouquets to the goddess who is celebrated a...
Feb 02, 2025
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Devotees pay homage to Afro-Brazilian sea goddess on Rio de Janeiro beach
RIO DE JANEIRO (AP) - Thousands of worshippers clad in white robes spilled onto Arpoador beach in Rio de Janeiro on Sunday to pay homage to Yemanja, the Afro-Brazilian sea goddess. Devotees waded into the sea to the sound of drums and rhythmic clapping and offered up colorful bouquets to the goddess who is celebrated a...
Feb 02, 2025
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