John Arcand News Today

The Indigenous Spotlight series brings storytellers and performers into the libraries to share culture and traditions.

Those attending the last day of this year's Back to Batoche Days may have witnessed the last performance ever ...

Back to Batoche Days celebrates Métis heritage with music, dancing, various performances and other activities that drew in a record-breaking attendance over the four-day event.

It was a night to celebrate the best in Saskatchewan Music and some artists from the northwest were named the ...

To me, Its like turning a page in a book. Ive been there and done that. You can have all the memories you want."

Amanda Rheaume

The John Arcand Fiddle Fest board of directors has made the "incredibly difficult decision" of shutting down the event.

The Prince Albert Daily Herald is Prince Albert's only employee owned and operated, community focused daily Newspaper.

Article content Robert Schollie tells us in a letter to the editor (“What’s in a name?” SP April 17, 2021) that he has “not delved into how the colonists acquired the land” and that he believes the Temperance Colonists “had every right to set up their settlement as they saw fit.” He then whines about “cancel culture” as if it’s a new thing. Cancel culture has been operating ever since the hidden and missing parts of our collective history were consciously omitted to aggrandi...