“Mr. Fox, you are a very young man, 20,” said Judge S. Loewen. “You will be one of the youngest people at the penitentiary so you are going to have to guard yourself accordingly. You won’t be accepted by everybody and there are going to be problems. You are going to experience problems. The penitentiary is an extremely violent place.” Fox appeared by CCTV from Prince Albert Provincial Correctional Centre. The Crown and defence entered a joint submission. Crown Prosecutor Doug Howell told the court that around 10 p.m. on Oct. 14, 2020, a 21-year-old man was stabbed at Boston Pizza. The victim had two stab wounds on his head and was taken to a hospital in Prince Albert and then put into a medically induced coma before being flown to Royal University Hospital in Saskatoon in critical condition.
The Prince Albert Fire Department were on the scene of a blaze at a business on Central Avenue early Wednesday afternoon.
It’s unknown if the building was vacant but witnesses said they heard at least one explosion soon after 1 p.m.
“You just heard this whoosh kind of sound and out of the corner of my eye just see flames come out of all the windows,” said a worker across the street at the Salvation Army Thrift Store.
Lyle Karasiuk, Director of Public Affairs for Parkland Ambulance, said there were no injuries to report.
According to retired realtor Floyd Baldwin the store hasn’t been operated for at least three years. The former clothing store was known as P.A. Fur and Leather.