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Prince Albert Grand Council mourns the death of Shirley Henderson

Shirley Henderson passed away on Thursday at the age of 69 and is survived by her husband P.A. Grand Council Senator Nolan Henderson with whom she cel...

Construction begins on parkade for expanded Prince Albert hospital

New agreement promises to develop community-oriented police services in northern Saskatchewan

The Prince Albert Grand Council, along with the federal and provincial governments, signed the letter-of-intent at a public ceremony on Monday afterno...

FSIN Executive And Other Leaders Urge First Nations To Continue COVID Protocols

The Federation of Sovereign Indigenous Nations, Yorkton Tribal Council, Prince Albert Grand Council, Battlefords Agency Tribal Chiefs and the Meadow L...

YWCA Stepping Stones Shelter to reopen Wednesday

Victoria Hospital renewal project to start next year: province

The provincial government says construction on the estimated $300 million renewal of the Victoria Hospital in Prince Albert is expected to begin next year. That would further boost construction activity already set for the city with other planned projects expected to get underway, as well as provide a possible knock-on effect for housing starts, according to one industry representative. In a media release Tuesday, the government said Stantec Ltd. (Stantec) has been selected as the design team for the redevelopment. Stantec will be responsible for technical advisory work and leading the design of the expansion and renewal. “Victoria Hospital in Prince Albert is the major hub for essential health care services across Northern Saskatchewan,” Health Minister Paul Merriman was quoted as saying, in part. “Our government is pleased to see this project moving forward, and looks forward to working with the local community and our indigenous partners to ensure it includes all the services and amenities they require.”

PAGC promoting kindness in two day parade in Prince Albert

On both evenings they are asking those who want to be part of the parade to adorn their vehicles with Christmas decorations as well as positive messages for the community. They will be meeting at the Senator Allen Bird Gymnasium at 5:45 p.m. and the police will lead the way at 6 p.m. “Having kids and families out just watching from the windows, watching from wherever they can especially if they’re isolated,” he said. Showing east parade route in blue (Monday) and western route in brown for Dec. 15. (Submitted photo/PAGC) They will be giving out toques and mitts to whoever is outside and needing them as well as candy bags and mini sticks. Their staff and participants will be taking COVID-19 precautions along the way. This will be there first year doing the parade.