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Northern Prairie Indigenous Peoples Collective (NPIPC) provided attendees with plenty of opportunities for cultural learning at their fourth annual Summer Solstice event on June 20. The event was held at the Prince Albert Exhibition Centre and drew in artists from multiple disciplines with the goal of educating local youth. It began with a tipi raising […]
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Voices of Prince Albert is the theme of this year’s Pop-Up Poetry Walk in Prince Albert. The Pop-Up Poetry Walk was created as a continuation of two previous poetry projects by local poet Lynda Monahan. The walk winds its way from the start of the Rotary Trail by Riverside School towards Diefenbaker Bridge with 10 […]
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Prince Albert city council has approved decorative crosswalk artwork for Royal Canadian Legion Branch No. 2 after a split vote and debate over safety, precedent and the city’s crosswalk policy. Council voted 6-3 during Monday’s regular meeting to approve the request for decorative artwork on two downtown crosswalks. Coun. Daniel Brown, Coun. Bryce Laewetz and […]
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It was news that wouldn’t surprise anyone in Hockeytown North, but surprised a lot of people across the hockey world when the Buffalo Sabres took Daxon Rudolph with the fourth overall pick in the 2026 NHL Draft. Rudolph was the first defenceman off the board after the Toronto Maple Leafs (Gavin McKenna), San Jose Sharks […]
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Joshua Drakes Local Journalism Initiative Reporter Orangeville Citizen For Shelburne, Ont. resident and veteran John Flannery, Canada Day represents the most significant national celebration on the calendar. More than a holiday, he views it as a reminder of how Canada became a nation and an opportunity for Canadians to recognize and celebrate their shared identity. […]