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Councillors blast withdrawn lawsuit as 'unacceptable' - Vimarsana News

Councillors blast withdrawn lawsuit as 'unacceptable'

Prince Albert city councillor Dawn Kilmer will have $3,000 in legal fees covered by the city after the lawsuit...

Source: panow.com
City of Prince Albert increases debt limit for recreation centre project - Vimarsana News

City of Prince Albert increases debt limit for recreation centre project

The province has approved the City of Prince Albert’s application to increase its debt borrowing limit.

Advocacy group calls for forensic audit of city spending - Vimarsana News

Advocacy group calls for forensic audit of city spending

Issues related to policing, crime and how the city spends its money, were the dominant themes during a first o...

Source: panow.com
On the cutting edge: Prince Albert diamond business helps pioneer new display concept - Vimarsana News

On the cutting edge: Prince Albert diamond business helps pioneer new display concept

The Prince Albert Daily Herald is Prince Albert's only employee owned and operated, community focused daily Newspaper.

84-year-old Sask. senior spends year knitting 175 cozy holiday gifts for less fortunate - Vimarsana News

84-year-old Sask. senior spends year knitting 175 cozy holiday gifts for less fortunate

  SASKATOON -- A Prince Albert senior has spent about 900 hours this past year knitting and crocheting scarves for people in the city who are living homeless. Eleanor George, 84, said it took her a minimum of five hours to make each scarf. With knitting and crochet needles in her hands for several hours a day this past year, she managed to make 175 scarves to gift to the less fortunate. “Not everybody gets something homemade,” said George. “I always feel there’s a need in the city.” She also washed, dried, conditioned and individually bagged the scarves. George donated them ...