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New licenses were made available to purchase on Tuesday, March 1

Expanding spearfishing, new bag limits and size restrictions are among the regulatory changes made by the state,

The listing of 45 parcels of Crown land for sale is “a slap in the face to First Nations who have been ignored by the provincial government for far too long,” said Official Opposition Critic for First Nations and Métis Relations and Truth and Reconciliation, Betty Nippi-Albright.

Prince Albert Daily Herald The Bell fire north of Hudson Bay is just over 71,000 acres and is being fought by crews on the ground along with helicopters, air tankers and heavy equipment. Photo courtesy of the Hudson Bay Trail Riders. Residents of Prince Albert woke up the morning of August 2 to find the air grey with smoke as forest fires continue to burn in northern parts of Saskatchewan. The air quality was bad enough that Environment Canada issued a special air quality statement, saying the air was at the high risk level eight, on a 1 – 10 scale. People with heart and lung conditions c...

Prince Albert Daily Herald The Buckland Bridge The governments of Canada and Saskatchewan continue to invest in infrastructure. On July 13, Jim Carr, Minister and Special Representative for the Prairies and Saskatchewan’s Minister of Government Relations, Don McMorris announced more than $6.8 million in joint funding for 12 infrastructure projects across the province including three local Rural Municipalities. This funding will go toward replacing culverts and bridges across Saskatchewan that have reached the end of their service life. Rural bridges are key to the ability to efficiently ...