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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Strong third lifts Preds past Swift Current in PGLL final rematch

3 days ago | paherald.sk.ca | Nathan Reiter

The Prince Albert Predators extended their winning streak to three with a 16-7 win over the Swift Current Wolverines at the Kinsmen Arena on Saturday night. Predators head coach Lucas Wells says he liked how Prince Albert competed from start to finish. “I liked our resiliency. I didn’t think we had a very good second period. Actually, we had a terrible second period. First period was mediocre to our standards. In the third, we kind of turned it on and we battled back, which was awesome.
Sports on Central takes over downtown Prince Albert

3 days ago | paherald.sk.ca | Nathan Reiter

For the third time in as many years, downtown Prince Albert was a hive of activity for Sports on Central. The event saw Central Avenue blocked off from 10th Street up to River Street with the entire 100 block of 9th Street East blocked off to vehicle traffic with various sports set up including basketball hoops, fields for both soccer and flag football along with a street hockey arena set up in the Plaza 88 parking lot.
Kinsmen Fest-of-Ale growth prompts move to Art Hauser floo

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

The crowds were out as the Prince Albert Kinsmen Club returned with their sixth annual Kinsmen Fest-of-Ale at the Art Hauser Centre on Friday. Because of the increased number of attendees, the event was moved to the arena floor of the Art Hauser. Prince Albert Kinsmen member Shaun Pikaluk is the chair of the event committee. He said the goal to help people find a product they like before summer officially arrives while also raising money for Kinsmen projects in Prince Albert.
Property owner loses everything but house as wildfires burn north of Prince Albert

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

Property owner Bev Gollan has been down this road before. Nine years ago, Gollan lost her house to a fire. On Thursday, her house was still standing, but everything else in her yard had burned as wildfires continue to sweep through rural areas north of Prince Albert. “I’m good now, but the first day you’re numb,” Gollan said in an interview on Friday. “I went down this road nine years ago and I lost just my house to a fire, so it was like déjà vu all over.
Longtime volunteer Roger Mayert inducted into Prince Albert Sports Hall of Fame

6 days ago | paherald.sk.ca | Nathan Reiter

If you’ve been to any sporting event in Prince Albert, there’s a good chance you’ve ran into Roger Mayert and his family. Mayert was inducted into the Prince Albert Sports Hall of Fame earlier this month in the Meritorious Service category for his many hours of volunteer work.
Preds return home, set to face Swift Current and Regina

6 days ago | paherald.sk.ca | Nathan Reiter

After a strong weekend on the road, the Prince Albert Predators are looking for a little bit of home cooking. The Predators will host the Swift Current Wolverines on Saturday night before a Sunday afternoon matinee with the Regina Chaos at the Kinsmen Arena. Preds head coach Lucas Wells says the team is excited to return to their home floor. “Coming back home after a weekend away is huge. We’ve got two wins down there on the road and the young guys played really well.
Trivia Babes are a fun trivia night for a good cause

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

Trivia Babes Emma Jean and Curtis Kerr are using their themed Trivia Nights at the Spice Trail as both a fundraiser and a night of fun. Jean said that the name and concept was all Kerr’s idea. “I can’t take the credit for it,” she said. “The name came to Curtis Kerr, my fellow Trivia Babe. He came up with the idea for the night. He’s got quite a trivia mindset and trivia brain, and he he’s kind of the person you would want on your team for a trivia night. “He could be on Jeopardy. I’m pretty sure.
It’s time to throw some sunlight on Saskatchewan separation

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

Jason KerrDaily HeraldSunlight, they say, is the best disinfectant. While there’s not much evidence for the literal truth of that statement (the man responsible for the quote was an legal expert and not a medical doctor) the metaphorical truth remains rock solid. The quote comes from a column written by American judge Louis Brandeis that appeared in the Dec. 20, 1913 issue of Harper’s Weekly. It was later included in a book Brandeis published called ‘Other People’s Money and How the Bankers Use It’.
Residents feeling déjà vu as wildfire continues in RM of Garden River

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

It was déjà vu for Gary Zelensky this week. Zelensky lives northeast of Prince Albert in the RM of Garden River, and was one of the first residents impacted by the wildfires that began on Sunday. It’s not the first time Zelensky and his family went through this. They experienced almost the exact same thing four years ago when the Cloverdale Fire jumped Hwy 55 and forced the evacuation of at least 35 homes. “We went through this four years ago. Same fire.
Raiders make 6 top 100 selections in 2025 WHL Prospects Draft

1 week ago | paherald.sk.ca | Nathan Reiter

Although they weren’t picking as highly as in recent years, the Prince Albert Raiders had a successful 2025 WHL Prospects Draft. The Raiders held five picks in the top three rounds and six picks in the top 100 overall selections. Bruno Zarrillo, the director of player personnel for the Raiders says the organization was very pleased with how the draft went. “It went very well. We were very excited with the players we got.