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It took roughly seven minutes of game time on Saturday before the Art Hauser Centre ice was covered with teddy bears. A crowd of 2,678 watched as Prince Albert Raiders forward Brayden Dube stole the puck from a Lethbridge Hurricanes defenceman and made a perfect back-door pass to Aiden Oiring who tapped it into a […]
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Prince Albert Raiders forward Jonah Sivertson has two of the most talked about goals so far this season, but don’t expect him to, er, talk about it. The Regina product dazzled fans and the Brandon Wheat Kings with his slick stickhandling on route to scoring the winning goal at Assiniboine Credit Union Place on Nov. […]
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The Prince Albert Raiders have relied on their incredible depth to open up a 10 point lead in the WHL’s East Division, and that depth propelled them to victory again on Friday. The Raiders received seven goals from six different goal scorers in a 7-4 thumping of the Swift Current Broncos. Owen Corkish led the […]
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The long running choir raised funds through its Christmas performance and donated the full amount to the Salvation Army Christmas Cheer Fund. The Watsonairs Choir continued a long-standing Prince Albert tradition on Thursday as members presented their annual Christmas Cheer Concert donation to the Salvation Army. The contribution supports the Christmas Cheer Fund, which...
Former Daily Herald reporter, editor and publisher Barb Gustafson was offered a chance to discuss any topic for the Lifelong Learners program at the John M. Cuelenaere Public Library. Her talk entitled “Herald legacies; capturing and creating history” on Tuesday evening discussed the history of the Prince Albert Daily Herald by focusing on some notable […]
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