Ajay Krishan, a Prince Albert lawyer who worked on several high profile cases in his 25 years in Prince Albert, died suddenly on Saturday.

He has earned three CFL all-star nominations during his 10-year career and a reputation of being one of the league's top cornerbacks.

On Monday, along with eggnog and mandarin oranges, there will be one more sign that Christmas is coming - the Salvation Army kettle

Darcy Myers is set to get his dream job as the head professional at Cooke Municipal Golf Course.

Backers of the stalled Rising Stars Children's Ranch project say miscommunication and flaring tempers have blocked a resolution with concerned neighbours of their project.

A song created by local singer and songwriter Violet Naytowhow - along with aboriginal women healing from addictions and a University of Saskatchewan research team - has been made into a music video.

Respect, pride, healthy lifestyles.

Money promised to health regions across the province for the construction of 13 care homes has been deferred.

H1N1 flu clinics in Saskatchewan will open to everyone next week.

The mayor of Big River says he's worried about potential problems with the sale of the sawmill in his community.

Prince Albert Winter Festival board members say there is a real chance of there being no festival next year.

Singing and prayers opened an appreciation ceremony for elders at Cree Nations Treatment Haven on Wednesday afternoon.

A man charged in a deadly home invasion in southern Sask atchewan has been found guilty on two counts of first-degree murder.

A Vancouver company has entered into an agreement to scoop up the Prince Albert-based Broda Construction Group for $50 million.

More than 100 students took to the streets of Prince Albert on Tuesday as part of a walk to raise awareness of drugs and alcohol.

Broda Construction Group of Prince Albert has entered into an agreement to be purchased by Seacliff Construction Corp. of Vancouver.

Buffalo Narrows RCMP, with the assistance of the Prince Albert Combined Forces Special Enforcement Unit, executed a search warrant at a residence in Buffalo Narrows on Monday.

Two more people have died in Saskatchewan from swine-flu-related illness to bring the total number of deaths in the province to nine.

A 6.6 magnitude earthquake has struck the Queen Charlotte basin, off British Columbia's north coast.

As the Victoria Hospital Foundation gears up for its annual radio-a-thon fundraiser on Dec. 4, the group is asking residents of Prince Albert to show support, and then get ready to show their butts.