The North Central District Athletic Association (NCDAA) is proud to welcome the best high school basketball teams in the province to Prince Albert on March 23-25. We respectfully acknowledge that this event will take place on Treaty 6 territory, the traditional homeland of the Metis and all Indigenous Peoples of Saskat...

This article originally appeared on AutoServiceWord.com on Dec. 8, 2021.Mark Krasicki has surrounded himself with the people he trusts most. People he trusts to offer customers the best experience they can find. People who strengthen relationships with customers and suppliers. People who have helped deliver 28 straight...

Sakaw Askiy Management is seeking feedback on the Forest Operating Plan being developed for the Prince Albert Timber Supply Area. The Operating Plan focuses in detail on proposed harvesting and road construction activities for 2022 (Year 1) which are the areas for which approval to harvest is being requested. Many more...

Every morning Krista Fox begins her day with prayer and journaling. She's kicked a smoking habit, is drinking more water and committed to walking a minimum of 10,000 steps per day.But she's not doing it just to better herself. She's doing it for those who can't.The 53-year-old North Battleford woman is planning to walk...

Fond du Lac Housing ProjectsWhat started as a discussion 2 years ago has turned into 2 fourplexes, 2 duplexes, 6 family units, and potentially 14 more units next year, all built by local people in Fond du Lac. "I was having a discussion with Chief and Council one day about some housing that had been built previous...

The SaskMétis Economic Development Corporation (SMEDCO) is the hub of business and economic development for Saskatchewan Métis citizens. Since 1987, SMEDCO has been providing Métis entrepreneurs with financial solutions by empowering them with their business ventures. "SMEDCO offers a blended ...

Redhead Powersports in North Battleford is proud to announce the arrival of Princecraft® Boats to their line of watercraft manufacturers. Princecraft Boats are Canadian built in Princeville, Quebec. Their employees put their talents to work designing, building and delivering some of the best boats in the industry. ...

You know the feeling you get when you leave all your worries behind? It's been tough to find in the midst of a global pandemic, but its not impossible. In fact, the opportunities to explore and play in nature's playground are limitless at Waskesiu within Prince Albert's National Park! The fresh air and the picturesque ...

If you smoke or vape, you may be at a higher risk for more serious outcomes of COVID-19 since the virus can harm your lungs and weaken your immune system's ability to fight respiratory infections. Fortunately, a support line that was launched in Saskatchewan in November 2020 is proving successful at helping people quit...

If Carol Schmitke doesn't have a piece of furniture on the floor of her business that you want, she'll find a way to get you one. "If your freezer is broken or your fridge won't work, we'll find an immediate solution for you. If you're doing a renovation and you want something very specific that needs to be ordere...

The current global pandemic has prevented many of us from travel and entertainment, but it hasn't taken away the urge to get away and indulge. Fortunately, there's a way you can still get your fix of great sights, sounds, suppers and shopping and it can all take place right here - at home.Discover Lloydminster is all a...

Madill's Drugs has been a community staple in Meadow Lake for nearly 89 years. The strong legacy was built by Harry and Emma Madill and is one of the oldest pharmacies in the province. Managing partner, Ryan Haggerty assumed the business in 2016 and said the pharmacy continues to prioritize the needs of its customers a...

Meadow Lake Co-op is celebrating a major milestone this year - 75 years serving the local community! The cooperative was incorporated on March 2, 1945. "We've grown from a very small company into a large one," said marketing manager Diane Wagmann. "Now, we've grown to have 8,400 members." To celebra...

After a farming year wrought with challenges, from unseasonably cold weather in June to rain and snow during most of the harvest season, the staff at Redhead Equipment in Prince Albert were pleased with the outcome of their test wheat crop. Redhead Equipment announced a donation of $20,000 from their 2019 Field of the ...

The times are truly changing at Shakespeare on the Saskatchewan, which fittingly opts for a story of adventure and love on the way to a new beginning for their 35th season. As You Like It, directed by Anita Smith, is a visually stunning presentation, brought to life by lavish, colourful costuming that draws heavily on ...

The cast of Shakespeare on the Saskatchewan brings a true fever pitch of hilarity in The Bard's The Comedy of Errors. The first-rate performance is achieved by a cast clearly enjoying themselves on stage, each steadfast in delivering over the top performances true to their traditional and modern characters. This rendit...

For over three decades, Shakespeare on the Saskatchewan has wowed audiences with contemporary takes on classical makes. They will continue to do so in their 35th season, but the organization has undertaken an endeavour to further enrich their jewel along the riverbank with the Staging the Future Capital Campaign. The $...

Saskatoon's Broadway Avenue will house life on the fringe as independent performers from Saskatoon to Australia descend on the Paris of the Prairies for the 29th Fringe Theatre Festival. For nearly three decades, live theatre acts, professional street performers, art, clothing, and food vendors have taken over the neig...

Delightful disturbance and gore galvanized gorgeously in Titus A. puppet performance It is understandable and probably for the best that Shakespeare on the Saskatchewan opted to use puppets for their adaptation of the tragedy that is Titus Andronicus this summer. The company's first foray into puppet theatre wastes no ...

In its 34th season, Shakespeare on the Saskatchewan will continue to impress audiences with their beloved modern adaptation of the classics. Three plays are on the ballot this season, all promising to parlay the extensive depth and talent of the cast and crew. Directed by Greg Ochitwa, wit and lighting quick comedy is ...

Whether it's a motor vehicle accident or a domestic violence situation, the physical and emotional impact of crime can be devastating, but there is help. Gateway Regional Victim Services (GRVS) is working to lessen the impact of crime in our communities. The non-profit organization, located in the Prince Albert RCMP de...

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Though Shakespeare on the Saskatchewan is known for breaking the mould and presenting a modern take on the classics, when they resort to a more traditional rendition, a great result is still had. Richard III, directed by Skye Brandon, allows the performers to embarrass more ruthless, dramatic character in this captivat...

The cast members of Shakespeare on the Saskatchewan are given an opportunity to shine in the romantic comedy Twelfth Night part of this year’s production. Directed by Will Brooks, the play is laced with twangy bluegrass music, multifarious comedy and tricky twist and turns. Much of Twelfth Night is played out in ...

For their 33rd season, Shakespeare on the Saskatchewan will once again wow audiences with their contemporary twist on classic plays while keeping an enriching and accessible to all ethos. This year audiences will have the opportunity to enjoy post-modern takes on Twelfth Night and Richard III nestled inside an intimate...

More than 25 years ago a group of friends who loved music and had a passion for the ecology of the boreal forest, created a music festival in what had been a cattle pasture just north-east of Big River. With a makeshift stage, a few local bands, and a group of passionate friends, the Ness Creek Music Festival began. To...

The gauntlet was thrown down recently between two local radio stations and an automotive dealership to test the effectiveness of radio advertising. A bet was agreed to between the Jim Pattison Broadcast Group and PineRidge Ford that the radio stations could give away $500 within 15 minutes of airing a special promotion...