Author Archives: Teena Monteleone

PA Now Staff Prince Albert joined the rest of the country to honour the lives of missing and murdered Aboriginal woman, Monday night. A candlelight vigil was held at six in the parking lot behind Sacr...

PA Now Staff Farming communities are seeing a few less people in town these days, but it's a good thing for the businesses. Gord Mamer, director of economic development in Tisdale said the town is exc...

By Sarah Mills CKOM Saskatchewan's Provincial Disaster Assistance Program (PDAP) is pushing households with damaged furnaces and water heaters to the front of the line. The government has been reviewi...

Andrew de Souza paNow Staff Safety rules for Saskatchewan farmers have been updated to address dangers that have recently caused injuries or deaths in the industry. On Sept. 30, Occupational Health an...

Stefanie Froese paNow Staff A company that specializes in running popular, high-end retirement homes is hoping to build in Tisdale. People in the Tisdale area, who are ready for a retirement home, wil...

By Brendan Wagner Fifteen days later and the search is still on northeast of Saskatoon for 84-year-old Victor Mateyshin. The effort to find him initially focused on a grid road about 22 km north of Da...

PA Now Staff The Prince Albert Fire Department wants to replace one of its trucks and it won't be cheap. The department is looking to buy a new ladder truck by 2012. The vehicle is used to quickly rea...

Lance Daniels will spend the next five years in the Saskatchewan penitentiary. He sat in provincial court Sept. 24 facing changes surrounding two robberies in Prince Albert and an attempted robbery in...

Andrew de Souza paNOW staff More and more students across the country are working to fund their education and in Prince Albert, the increasing workload can hurt study habits. A recent report from Stat...

Andrew de Souza paNOW Staff Construction on the last phase of Prince Albert Transit's central depot has restarted and is expected to reach completion before the year is up. On Sept.30, work started af...