Author Archives: Teena Monteleone
MACSI celebrates an anniversary
An addictions treatment facility in Prince Albert is expecting changes in the new year. The Mtis Addictions Council of Saskatchewan Inc. is changing their intake procedures. Currently, they take peopl...
Nov 19, 2010
Parenting in the Real World
The concept of Recession and what is happening in the corporate financial world means nothing to me. I have no clue of stock value and market prices or what is happening on the proverbial "Wall Street...
Nov 19, 2010
Riderville hosting Western Final party
paNOW Staff Avonlea is living up to its title of Riderville by putting on a party to celebrate the Saskatchewan Roughriders competing in the Western Final in Calgary on Sunday. Mayor Alex Getzlaf says...
Nov 19, 2010
Rider fans selling merchandise at Stampeder store in Calgary
What better place to find a Saskatchewan Roughrider fan in Calgary then at the Stampeder Store at McMahon Stadium. There are five employees at the store and three of them are cheering for the green an...
Nov 19, 2010
Preparing for another Saskatchewan winter
The first time around I had every right to be shocked, the second time surprised, but you'd think by my third fall in Prince Albert, I would be prepared for the temperatures to drop. And yet, when the...
Nov 19, 2010
A Great Place to Live
Saskatchewan is increasingly being recognized as a great place to live, work, and do business. Our government is taking action to ensure that recognition continues to grow. We have announced a three-y...
Nov 19, 2010
Some Good Raider News
The Raiders are hoping they hit rock bottom with Saturday's 8-2 loss to Portland at the Art Hauser Centre. They are five points out of a playoff spot while riding a four-game losing streak and ha...
Nov 19, 2010
Sasktel expands wirless coverage
paNOW Staff There are 30 more places in Saskatchewan where you're wireless device will work without dropping a call. Sasktel has finished adding 30 communication towers in communities such as Christop...
Nov 19, 2010
Prince Albert looking to Scotland for crime prevention
Prince Albert police are off to Europe to take a cue from Scotland on crime prevention. According to Chief Dale McFee, with the Prince Albert Police Service, crime continues to grow in Prince Albert. ...
Nov 19, 2010
Salvation Army begins holiday fundraiser
It's the beginning of a traditional Christmas season sight, as the first of many Salvation Army kettles has been deployed at city hall. After a ceremony of song and prayer, the volunteer organization ...
Nov 19, 2010
