Author Archives: Teena Monteleone

The Mann Art Gallery in Prince Albert will be hosting a special art exhibition for one local artist. Andree Felley-Martinson "A Retrospective" will run until Sept 5. Jesse Campbell, the gallery's dire...

While the Prime Minister visited Saskatchewan on Friday, Premier Brad Wall started a conversation on how fighting wildfires in the country can be improved. Stephen Harper and Wall toured La Ronge to s...

Our newest exhibition, Andree Felley-Martinson: A Retrospective, opened July 21st and runs until September. More than 100 works are on display from the 95-year old who has been a key part of Prince Al...

Over the summer months we have the privilege of hearing from several different quest speakers. Our service time is Sunday at 10:30 a.m. All are welcome. Here is a list of our upcoming guest speakers: ...

Although wildfires need to be controlled when they threaten people and their homes, a Saskatchewan professor studying forest fire regrowth says they’re crucial to the forest’s survival. Wi...

Prime Minister Stephen Harper plans to pressure the provinces to get rid of the Senate by doing nothing, essentially formalizing the current position to not appoint any new senators. Early reports ind...

Party in the Parking Lot is a fantastic concert promoting local talent that raises money for Musular Dystrophy. See the poster for more details.

The Prince Albert Parkland Health Region (PAPHR) is changing how it hands needles out in an effort to get more of them off the street. "We had quite a large number of people who never brought anything...

John Hemstad's hall of fame baseball career started out innocently enough on the family farm east of Domremy. John and his younger brother Norman would play one-on-one baseball, using the barn as a ba...

The A&W on Marquis Dr. will be closed for repairs following an electrical fire. At 1:51 p.m. on Thursday, July 22, fire fighters were called to the restaurant to respond to a small fire. Customers...