Prince Albert Daily Herald

The Prince Albert Daily Herald is a daily publication that caters to the residents of Prince Albert, Saskatchewan, Canada, along with the nearby regions.

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Navy League hosts annual Ceremonial Review

4 days ago | paherald.sk.ca | Michael Oleksyn

The No. 5 W.K. Reed Navy League Cadet Corps based out of Prince Albert held their annual ceremonial review at the Prince Albert Armoury on May 30. The program included an inspection of the cadets, a march past, and an awards and medal presentation. The cadets who participated said it was a rewarding experienceDuring the ceremony, there was a special award presented to Petty Officer Ryan Boka. Boka received the Navy League Medal of Excellence.
Challenging days ahead in northern wildfires: Moe

4 days ago | paherald.sk.ca | Michael Oleksyn

The number of structures destroyed and communities evacuated continues to grow in Saskatchewan according to the Saskatchewan Public Safety Agency (SPSA). The Tri-Community area of La Ronge, Lac La Ronge and Air Ronge were evacuated Monday as the Ditch Fire surrounded the communities. Premier Scott Moe acknowledged the number of evacuations have been growing in Saskatchewan in recent days.
Wildfires continue to increase as 26 communities, parks, and mines receive evacuation orders

5 days ago | paherald.sk.ca | Michael Oleksyn

SPSA Vice President of Operations Steve Roberts told reporters on Monday that the wildfire situation continues to get worse with more communities evacuating and fires growing in size. As of Monday afternoon there 16 active fires, five contained, six not contained, four are under ongoing assessment and one is under the protected values classification, with 219 reported since the start of the season, well above the five-year average of 131.
Residents of Kinistino mourn death of popular 18-year-old goaltender

5 days ago | paherald.sk.ca | Jason N. D. Kerr

Residents of Kinistino are in mourning after a popular goaltender and member of the community was killed in a collision. Eighteen-year-old Hajner Taylor died in a fatal collision near Gronlid on Thursday, May 29. A funeral service will be held at the Kinistino Community Centre on Wednesday at 2 p.m.Taylor was a popular member of Kinistino’s minor hockey community, where he was known as “Hajner the Entertainer” for his celebratory dances after big saves.
Fire situation worsens in Saskatchewan: SPSA

6 days ago | paherald.sk.ca | Michael Oleksyn

The wildfire situation in Saskatchewan has not improved according to the Saskatchewan Public Safety Agency (SPSA). During their daily update on Sunday Vice-President of Operations Steve Roberts stated that some fires have increased in size and evacuations are growing in the province.
“It’s going to be an all hands on deck situation” province updates on wildfire situation in Saskatchewan

1 week ago | paherald.sk.ca | Michael Oleksyn

Resources are stretching thin in Saskatchewan and all hands are on deck was the message on Saturday morning from Premier Scott Moe. Moe said that planning and discussions are under way as the number of people evacuated from northern communities due to wildfires in the north continues to grow. “It’s going to be an all hands on deck using every available resource that we have, whatever that might be at the community, provincial and federal level,” Moe said.
NDP has ‘unfinished business’ in Prince Albert says Beck

1 week ago | paherald.sk.ca | Jason N. D. Kerr

Talk of separatism would cost Saskatchewan jobs and investment NDP leader tells Prince Albert party membersNDP leader Carla Beck took aim at Saskatchewan separatists and vowed her party would be more competitive in Prince Albert during a speech to local delegates on Tuesday. Beck was in Prince Albert for a joint AGM hosted by the constituencies of Prince Albert Northcote, Prince Albert Carlton, Batoche, and Saskatchewan Rivers.
Former MUCC student wins 2025 USask Indigenous Achievement Award

1 week ago | paherald.sk.ca | Michael Oleksyn

Amy Constant, a second year law student at the University of Saskatchewan (USASK) was awarded the 2025 USask Indigenous Achievement Award for leadership. Constant, a graduate of Melfort and Unit Comprehensive Collegiate (MUCC) and member of James Smith Cree Nation, received the award during Indigenous Achievement Week in March. Constant said it was an incredible honour to be recognized. “I don’t do things to be recognized or anything,” she said.
NDP has ‘unfinished business’ in Prince Albert says Beck

1 week ago | paherald.sk.ca | Jason N. D. Kerr

NDP leader Carla Beck took aim at Saskatchewan separatists and vowed her party would be more competitive in Prince Albert during a speech to local delegates on Tuesday. Beck was in Prince Albert for a joint AGM hosted by the constituencies of Prince Albert Northcote, Prince Albert Carlton, Batoche, and Saskatchewan Rivers. Beck told attendees the NDP had “unfinished business” in Prince Albert after narrowly losing the city’s two constituencies in the 2024 provincial election.
Second Run for Rose a big hit for Rose Garden Hospice

1 week ago | paherald.sk.ca | Michael Oleksyn

Fundraiser is expected to grow even more in third yearThe second Run for Rose for the Rose Garden Hospice was even bigger than the first. The annual fun run was back for another year on Saturday. Ian Dickson, Community Engagement and Fundraising Coordinator at Rose Garden Hospice, said he was excited to see the large turnout. “We sold out at 250 last year,” Dickson said. “We thought, ‘let’s aim bigger this year and cap it out at 400’ and I think we’re about there today.