Teena Monteleone

2 weeks ago | panow.com | Teena Monteleone

By Federal Election Apr 10, 2025 | 5:00 PM The deadline for candidate registration has passed and voters in north central Saskatchewan can now focus on their options for representation in the upcoming federal election. Candidates had until Monday to submit their nomination papers and Elections Canada released the final confirmed list on Wednesday. There are a total of 13 candidates in the four ridings of:Prince Albert –

3 weeks ago | panow.com | Teena Monteleone

Margaret Bird, with the drum, gathered with family and supporters outside of the Prince Albert Police station to mark the disappearance of her mother Happy Charles, who was last seen in 2017. pic.twitter.com/u8iE3Mtmgm— paNOW (@princealbertnow) April 3, 2025 Charles’ daughter Margaret Bird said not having answers to her mother’s whereabouts has taken a toll on her.

3 weeks ago | panow.com | Teena Monteleone

The hunting guide from Aberdeen has been in the industry since 2007. He started his own outfit, No Fly Zone, in 2016. In the years that followed, his business saw phenomenal growth thanks to a strong US economy. Then COVID hit. “So, it’s basically been an uphill battle until this last year when the political situation in the United States seemed to favour some growth.

3 weeks ago | panow.com | Kin Enterprises |Teena Monteleone

By Apr 2, 2025 | 11:16 PM Pattison Media’s Garth Kalin does an in-depth interview with Kin Enterprises Executive director, Shawn Elder in which he explains what Kin is, programs offered, what they do, what all they are involved in and more. In this next interview, Norma explains what she does while working in the Kin workshop. Click the audio below to listen.

3 weeks ago | panow.com | Teena Monteleone

“If they’re growing their own fruit or vegetables, they know it’s fresh, it’s not sprayed and it hasn’t travelled from 5,000 miles away,” she said. According to researchers at the University of British Columbia, on average, about 50 per cent of vegetables besides potatoes, and 75 per cent of fruits eaten in Canada, are imported and the United States provides a large share of that.