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Love is in the air: Elk rutting season nears end (opens the original)
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As autumn paints the leaves orange at Prince Albert National Park, the bugling of bull elk carries through the quiet townsite. Elk rutting season runs from late August until mid-October. On Thursday, paNOW joined acting resource conservation officer Tom Perry for a special tour of the park. Perry has been following the animals since childhood and previously worked for the provincial government as an elk biologist. “I love hearing them during elk rut. Elk bugling is one of my favourite sounds in
Trial dates set for La Ronge taxi sex assault case (opens the original)
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Trial dates have now been set for two men from the La Ronge area, charged with sexual assault after a woman was attacked during a cab ride. The pre-trial hearing took place at Court of King’s Bench in Prince Albert on Sept. 25. Akshar Desai and Keshav Dhillon will reappear for a jury trial on April 5, 2027. One week has been set aside for the case. On Sept. 20, 2025, La Ronge RCMP received a report of a sexual assault. The investigation determined a woman was taking a cab, which was occupied by
Power of youth celebrated at Shellbrook Truth and Reconciliation event (opens the original)
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A sea of orange flooded main street in Shellbrook on Wednesday. Over 500 youth participated in the community’s annual Truth and Reconciliation walk which was followed afterward by a barbecue at Evergreen Oasis and Consulting. In addition to the tremendous support from the students, there was also local community support in the form of 15 sponsors which was not lost on centre co-founder Nicole Erb, who said their goal has always been to raise awareness about truth and reconciliation.
Prince Albert Deputy Police Chief aspires to see more Indigenous people in policing (opens the original)
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An Indigenous woman in a senior role with the Prince Albert Police Service says she would like to see more people like herself in the profession. Deputy Chief Farica Prince has been with the organization since 2021. “As an Indigenous woman in policing, you know, I look around at the national landscape, you know, at other deputy chief and chief positions, and, you know, there’s not a lot of us,” she said. Sept. 30 marks the National Day for Truth and Reconciliation.
Four men charged after drive-by shooting at Big River First Nation (opens the original)
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Four men are facing charges after an incident at Big River First Nation where a gun was fired at a vehicle parked at a residential property. Saturday’s incident did not result in any physical injuries. The suspects were believed to be inside a vehicle, and a short time later, that vehicle and suspects were located in a parking lot in Debden. RCMP officers activated their vehicle’s emergency equipment and initiated a traffic stop. The vehicle did not stop and fled from police. It went north on Hi
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