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Police chief Jonathan Bergens statement comes after the Prince Albert Police Association released the result of a second confidence vote.

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Prince Albert Daily Herald Photo courtesy Daily Herald Staff. Cars navigate flooding by the SGI building on 15th Street in Prince Albert on June 16, 2021. Photo by Lucas Punkari. An uprooted tree pushes against a fence after a storm blew through Prince Albert on June 16, 2021. Photo courtesy Richard Hodgson. A tree crushed a car in the Midtown neighbourhood after a storm rolled through Prince Albert on June 16, 2021. The aftermath of a tree falling on a car in the midtown area of Prince Alber...

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Prince Albert Daily Herald Fire Chief Kris Olsen speaks to the media just inside Prince Albert city limits on Thursday, May 20. -- Jason Kerr/Daily Herald You could see the relief on Prince Albert Fire Chief Kris Olsen’s face Thursday afternoon, as emergency crews took a much-needed breather and prepared to allow evacuees back into their homes. Hwy 55 opened to traffic at reduced speeds at 5 p.m., allowing residents from the RM of Buckland and City of Prince Albert to access their propertie...

Prince Albert Daily Herald More evacuations have been ordered as the wildfire burning north of Prince Albert continues to grow. On Wednesday morning, an evacuation order was issued for residents of the Berg Subdivision of the RM of Garden River. The evacuation order noted that the fire was threatening the residents. “The wildfire is fast moving and individuals that are in the Berg Subdivision must start evacuation immediately,” the alert, sent over the province’s emergency alert system,...

P.A. wildfire expected to take days to get under control "(The fire) still didnt look like it was on our property, but it was spreading. I thought, OK, weve got to go, now." Author of the article: Bryn Levy Publishing date: May 18, 2021  •  2 days ago  •  3 minute read  •  Water droppers battle an out of control forest fire after the city of Prince Albert declared a state of emergency over a fast-moving wildfire, prompting some residents to evacuate, in Prince Albert, Saska...

Prince Albert Daily Herald Photos submitted by Daily Herald staff. Prince Albert Fire Chief Kris Olsen said he’s confident with his department’s response to a roughly 4,000-hectare fire burning northeast of Prince Albert, but added there’s still a lot of work to do before it’s out. PA Firefighters have worked extensively to create firebreaks since the early hours of the morning, Olsen told reporters, while also sprinkling residential structures in the area. The fire has since grown to...

The City of Prince Albert made the declaration following a special city council meeting Monday evening. Author of the article: Peter Lozinski  •  Prince Albert Daily Herald Publishing date: May 17, 2021  •  5 hours ago  •  2 minute read  •  Helicopters, ground crews, tankers and heavy equipment operators were called in on May 17, 2021 to battle a large fire burning northeast of Prince Albert. An emergency alert was sent out for those in the areas, and several evacuations...

"This is a new era for Prince Albert."