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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RVRR celebrates successful first ever “Boots, Badges and Fiddles Dinner & Dance” Fundraiser

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

River Valley Resilience Retreat (RVRR) had a very successful evening at their first ever “Boots, Badges and Fiddles Dinner & Dance Fundraiser” on Saturday night at the St. Louis Community Hall. The event featured performances by the Dean Smith Band and Larry Krause along with a roast beef supper and Not So Silent Auction. RVRR co-founder and retired Prince Albert firefighter Jeff Reeder said they appreciated all the support.
Predators clinch first with big win over Moose Jaw

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

Jason Kerr Daily Herald The Prince Albert Predators clinched first place with a pair of victories over the weekend. The Predators held off a resilient Swift Current Wolverines squad for a 16-12 win on Saturday, then followed it up with a comfortable 19-3 win over Moose Jaw on Sunday. Predators head coach Lucas Wells said they were glad to lock up top spot in the Prairie Gold Junior Lacrosse League “We had a good bounce back game on Sunday,” Wells said.
‘Save our Seats’ celebrates musical expression

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

It was an afternoon of good music for a good cause at the Mahon Auditorium inside the John M. Cuelenaere Public Library. The “Save Our Seats” fundraiser brought together young musicians and a group of veteran performers for the afternoon. Vieng Enchanh, the library’s communications and marketing coordinator, said the Mahon Auditorium was used for a practice space for the Prince Albert Band, made up of young musicians.
SPSA to complete assessment of Denare Beach on Tuesday, total number of structures lost in the north expected to pass 500

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

Saskatchewan Public Safety Agency (SPSA) officials won’t know until Tuesday just how many houses, cabins, vehicles or sheds burned in the community of Denare Beach, but they expect that number to be in the hundreds. SPSA vice-president of operations Steve Roberts said they will have a full count of all values lost in the community by the end of the day Tuesday. The SPSA has counted more than 350 structures lost due to wildfire.
RVRR launches Resilience Company 100 as demand for services grows

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

The River Valley Resilience Retreat (RVRR) has recently launched the Resilience Company 100. Evert Botha of RVRR said that the idea has been floating around for a year but the organization decided to launch it for PTSD Awareness Month in June. “(We’re really looking for individuals, families, businesses, organisations, associations, (and) unions to commit to $1,000 a year to help us with our capital project, then also to help fill the gaps,” Botha said.
Downtown Street Fair to be rescheduled after cancellation

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

Threatening skies on Saturday morning forced the cancellation of the 20th Anniversary of the Prince Albert Downtown Street Fair. PADBID Executive Director Rhonda Trusty said they decided to cancel the popular annual event after looking at the early morning forecast, and considering other extenuating circumstances. “The reason to cancel Street Fair was made based on the current conditions when I woke up and the forecast of the lightning and thunderstorms,” Trusty said. “It was very difficult.
Prince Albert cricketers represent Saskatchewan in high performance matches

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

Prince Albert cricketers Yadwinder Singh and Hardeep Bains made the trip to Edmonton on June 1 where they suited up for Saskatchewan in the Cricket Canada Domestic Prairie Zone high performance matches. Team Saskatchewan played four games in total: two each against Manitoba and Alberta. Bains said it was a great experience. “(It) felt really good. (I was) really excited when they announced the team and I was on it,” Bains said.
Downtown Street Fair cancelled due to weather

2 weeks ago | paherald.sk.ca | Michael Oleksyn

Daily Herald File Photo A juggler works his magic during the Prince Albert Downtown Street Fair in 2024. The Prince Albert Downtown Business Improvement District (PADBID) announced on Saturday morning that the 20th Annual Street Fair was cancelled due to inclement weather. In a Facebook post PADBID said that it was due to the rain in the forecast and the possibility of thundershowers in the afternoon.
Province moving to offensive approach on wildfires: SPSA

2 weeks ago | paherald.sk.ca | Michael Oleksyn

The SPSA has moved into an offensive stance with the wildfire situation in northern Saskatchewan according to their update on Friday. The situation continues to improve and people are beginning to return to their communities as repatriation efforts grow. “We are in a stronger position today than we have been in previous days,” Premier Scott Moe said.
‘Make the stick jump’ St. Catherine’s students learn about traditional games

2 weeks ago | paherald.sk.ca | Jason N. D. Kerr

The final months of the school year are a time when students test their running, jumping, and throwing abilities in track and field meets across Saskatchewan, but one Prince Albert school is trying out a new set of games drawn from Indigenous culture. On May 29, students at St. Catherine’s School tested their skills in games of Jump the Stick and Caribou Hop, among others.