Soaring river levels cause closures and cancellations around Prince Albert
High water levels on the North Saskatchewan River are causing temporary closures and cancellations.The City of Prince Albert said a section of Little Red Ri
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High water levels on the North Saskatchewan River are causing temporary closures and cancellations.The City of Prince Albert said a section of Little Red Ri
As the run off from the snow and rain event last week in Alberta makes its way to Saskatchewan more ferries along the North Saskatchewan River are imp...
Approximately 30 people in 15 canoes arrived at the boat launch along River Street today, making it the first stop along the Sturgeon Lake First Nation’s Youth Canoe Brigade down the North Saskatchewan River. Until Wednesday, the group will be travelling down the river learning about how life used to be hundreds of years ago for their people, as well as historical aspects of the Sturgeon Lake First Nation. The group of youth and adults began their journey from the Shell River bridge and made their way to Prince Albert this morning. Chief Greg Ermine, councillors, Elders and other community ...
The Sturgeon Lake First Nation is preparing to put on a multi-day youth canoe tour down the North Saskatchewan River to teach kids historical aspects of their ancestry. Beginning on Monday, the youth canoe brigade will begin their journey from the Shell River bridge and will row two hours to Prince Albert. Once they arrive in P.A., they will hear speeches from Mayor Greg Dionne and Sturgeon Lake First Nation Chief Greg Ermine and hear about the historical significance of the trip. Ermine told paNOW members of Sturgeon Lake back hundreds of years used to canoe down stream for hunting purposes...
Prince Albert Daily Herald Cloverdale fire - Submitted photo Roughly two-thirds of the Cloverdale Fire burning northeast of Prince Albert is contained, according to the Saskatchewan Public Safety Agency, but weather conditions continue to pose a problem. High wind speeds, and shifting wind directions, have created a challenging situation throughout Wednesday. As of 4:30 p.m. on Wednesday, 65 per cent of the fire was considered contained. Crews are still on scene, and a precautionary evacuation alert has been put in place for residents living east of Hwy 2, west of Cloverdale Rd., and south ...