The Carlton Craft and Trade Mega Show is returning to Carlton Comprehensive High School on Saturday, Oct. 25.Kirk Pilon, a teacher at Carlton in the Industrial Arts Program, is one of the organisers and said that there were not many changes to this year’s third edition."We got vendors. We are still taking applications for vendors.

The Jordan Rody Band is returning to Prince Albert for a night at the ANAVETS Auditorium on Saturday. Rody and his band will be part of an Oktoberfest celebration with his infectious mix of polka, country, and classic party tunes. "We're excited and looking forward to it,” Rody said. “We did an ANAVET Oktoberfest last

Shaynee ModienLocal Journalism Initiative ReporterThe Shaunavon Standard Whether it's a friend, family member, or even yourself, we've all experienced mental health issues in some form or another. World Mental Health Day, which took place October 10, served as an opportunity to raise awareness and discuss the impact of mental health within our society. Established in

Isaac Phan NayLocal Journalism Initiative ReporterThe Tyee Is Canada Post doomed, a victim of tech changes and new competition that have made daily mail delivery irrelevant? Or has the 174-year-old institution been strangled by government policies that limited its chance to compete and block new ways of growing revenue? The federal government asked William Kaplan

There is a new project in Prince Albert’s downtown that is working on spreading inclusive teaching for 2SLGBTQ people in the community. Studio Q and the Prism Project describe itself as a ‘queerative space to explore art and foster creativity, community and allyship.’ The project was started by Alex Powalinsky and Lisa Halsall of All

Matt ProkopchukLocal Journalism Initiative ReporterTBnewswatch.com THUNDER BAY — Pierre Poilievre says his party’s plan would further fast-track resource development projects and see more money flow into First Nations to "get everyone to 'yes' faster." Speaking to a room of employees at Domtar’s Thunder Bay sawmill after touring the facility on Oct. 14, Poilievre said one

Bob MackinLocal Journalism Initiative ReporterPrince George Citizen A bail reform bill is coming to the House of Commons next week, Prime Minister Mark Carney announced Thursday, Oct. 16. Carney said his Liberal minority government would amend the Criminal Code to introduce reverse-onus bail for major crimes, allow consecutive sentences for multiple crimes, impose harsher penalties

Taylor Shire Regina Leader-Post While the Roughriders secured first place in the West Division with a 27-19 win over the Toronto Argonauts last week, the Blue Bombers have plenty to play for when it comes to the playoff race. With two games left in the season, Winnipeg trails the B.C. Lions (9-7) and the Calgary

Darrell Davis Regina Leader-Post The Saskatchewan Roughriders have absolutely no idea if this is going to work. Nobody does, really, when a first-place CFL team clinches an early playoff berth and decides how best to prepare for the postseason. Should they rest their starters for their last two regular-season games? Only one game? Neither game?

Jason Kerr Daily Herald Evan Smith’s friends and family had nothing but positive comments for him after his first period goal paved the way for a 5-2 Prince Albert Raiders win over the Kamloops Blazers on Oct. 10. It might seem like a pretty banal observation for anyone else, but Smith’s family are long-time Blazer

Michael Joel-Hansen Saskatoon StarPhoenix A Saskatoon jury will decide if Roderick William Sutherland’s actions in a King George neighbourhood garage contributed to the death of Megan Michelle Gallagher. Sutherland, 47 is on trial at Saskatoon Court of King’s Bench, charged with manslaughter, unlawful confinement and offering an indignity to human remains in connection with the killing more than

Gage Haubrich Canadian Taxpayers’ Federation Taxpayers, journalists and opposition politicians need every tool at their disposal to hold the government accountable and find out how taxpayers’ money is being spent. The Saskatchewan government is failing on key areas of accountability to taxpayers. It’s not posting the itemized receipts of politicians and top bureaucrat expenses. And

Kevin Kasun Prince Albert Carlton MLA Saskatchewan’s population continues to grow in the second quarter of 2025, reaching an all-time high of 1,266,959 according to recent Statistics Canada population estimates. Over the past year, the population has increased by 1.5 per cent, making it the third-highest growth rate in Canada and well above the national

Jason Kerr Daily Herald Nipawin’s Liam Myhre is no stranger to the Art Hauser Centre. Years before the 5’11, 157 pound defenceman was drafted by the Prince Albert Raiders, Myhre and his family were regulars in the Art Hauser Centre stands watching his cousin. Carson Perreaux played 186 games for the Raiders between 2011 and

Carol BaldwinLocal Journalism Initiative ReporterWakaw Recorder Sandra Hessdorfer, Agricultural Education Officer at Horizon School Division, Past Chair of Women in Ag Sask, an alumnus of the Next Gen Agriculture Mentorship Program and the Learn to Lead program with SaskOilseeds, and during the pandemic began a YouTube channel, On The Farm with Mrs. H, to teach

The Prince Albert Fire Department has advised the City of Prince Albert to fix a door and fill in an access tunnel after responding to a call at a homeless encampment on the south side of Diefenbaker Bridge. Firefighters were called to the scene at around 4 p.m. on Tuesday following reports of a fire

Patricia Hanbidge Orchid Horticulture Fall is one of my favourite times of the year. The air is crisp, you need to layer your clothing and in spite of winter being just around the corner, it is a beautiful season. It is always a toss up if we have snow for Hallowe’en and costumes for the

The North East School Division (NESD) will be holding a by-election after the resignation of Town of Nipawin Trustee Logan Campbell. Campbell sent a letter of resignation dated Aug. 20 and the board of education discussed the resignation at their regular meeting on Sept. 16. “In our last meeting (the board) reviewed the resignation and

Erl Svendsen and Bernadette Vangool Saskatchewan Perennial Society Aristotle proposed that some life spontaneously generated, or that living things came into being from non-living elements. He felt that this was certainly true for some flies. Louis Pasteur, on the other hand, demonstrated that spontaneous generations did not occur and hence we have pasteurization. But then,

The staff and owners of Paintball Paradise have put together plans to make their 14th annual Haunted Corn Maze bigger and better than it was last year. The event will be taking place on the Oct. 17-18, and Oct. 24-25. Owner George Lewko said the local attraction has found a devoted fanbase. ““It’s been going