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P.A. police chief defends against criticism following union vote - Vimarsana News

P.A. police chief defends against criticism following union vote

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

A fond farewell to Prince Albert and Saskatchewan - Vimarsana News

A fond farewell to Prince Albert and Saskatchewan

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

City cleans up after sudden storm rips through Prince Albert - Vimarsana News

City cleans up after sudden storm rips through Prince Albert

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 Albert on June 16, 2021. Photo by Peter Lozinski. FIrefighters responded to a pair of structure fires aft...

Family and friends hold vigil for Braden Herman on Saturday - Vimarsana News

Family and friends hold vigil for Braden Herman on Saturday

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

City and RM firefighters relieved to have Cloverdale Fire under control - Vimarsana News

City and RM firefighters relieved to have Cloverdale Fire under control

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 properties. Olsen said it’s a proud moment for the City’s firefighters, some of whom battled the Cloverda...