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This column is dedicated to those faithful servants of God we call ministers but especially those who serve in the pastorate.

With the passing of the provincial budget last week the Prince Albert Catholic School Division board of education had an agenda that was very heavy on budget-re

Sask. Rivers board chair says school division budget will have to be cut to manage inflationary pressuresSask. Rivers board chair Darlene Rowden said there

A new childcare and early learning space is opening up in Prince Albert. Prince Albert Child Care Co-operative...

Suspect Garnayee Peters Buchanan – Police in Grand Bassa have arrested a 35-year-old identified as Garnayee Peters for allegedly killing his 36-year-old wife, Theresa Peters, during a dispute over a memory card.The incident occurred in St. John Commu

A GoFundMe campaign has been launched in support of St John’s Community centre in Lecarrow. The online fundraiser is yet another in County Roscommon that has…

Communication has been shared with the specific classroom(s)/cohort(s), as well as the school community. SHA is proceeding with their assessment of the situation, and all individuals deemed to be close contacts will be provided instructions. The Prince Albert Catholic School Division said St. John Community School will continue to operate for in-person classes while maintaining the safety protocols that are in place. To protect privacy, they are not able to share or discuss details. The cohor...

The Prince Albert Catholic School Division is reporting the Saskatchewan Health Authority (SHA) has identified...

The Saskatchewan Health Authority (SHA) has identified two positive COVID-19 cases associated with Saskatchewan Rivers Public School Division (SRPSD). An individual at École Vickers Public School has tested positive for COVID-19. Since this is the second case in a non-household setting, the SHA is confirming an active outbreak at the school and continues to investigate. An individual at John Diefenbaker Public School has also tested positive for COVID-19. Communication has been shared with...

Prince Albert Police Service spokesperson Charlene Tebbutt said it is important to them to keep the program going during a tough year. “The police service wanted to make sure some local kids could still celebrate Christmas,” Tebbutt said. “It has been a tough year for many families in Prince Albert. Our members really enjoy Shop with a Cop, so we wanted to make sure we could still do this if we could.” Shop with a Cop, 2019. (Alison Sandstrom/paNOW Staff) Tebbutt explained students will...