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Prince Albert group hosts walk on Rotary Trail to promote community and connection - Prince Albert Daily Herald (opens the original)
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More than 80 walkers and cyclists hit the Rotary Trail early Saturday morning as part of a Hearts 2 Hands event aimed at promoting community and connection. Participants met at the Alfred Jenkins Field House at 9 a.m. on Aug. 8 for the event. Hearts 2 Hands CEO and founder Patience Mabadeje said they wanted to promote both physical and mental health and wellness. “We’re hoping this activity will reach out community,” she said. “My background is Christian and I know that God really made us for co
Canada should follow UEFA in boycotting next World Cup unless FIFA scraps Forward Enterprise plan - Prince Albert Daily Herald (opens the original)
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It shouldn’t surprise anyone that FIFA doesn’t seem to be satisfied with the estimated $15 billion in revenue they made off the 2026 World Cup. The haul dwarfed the estimated $7.5 billion made in 2022, when the event still included just 32 teams—16 fewer than the bloated line-up of 48 that competed in Canada, Mexico, and the United States. It also overshadows the $4.4 billion in revenue generated by the Champion’s League, soccer’s most prestigious club competition. You would think $15 billion wo
Athletics frustrated with season ending loss, but made big strides in 2026 - Prince Albert Daily Herald (opens the original)
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It was a night of frustration for the Prince Albert Athletics. The Athletics jumped out to an early 5-1 lead over the Pasquia Angels, a team they beat twice during the Highway 3 Baseball League regular season, only to watch the Angles storm back for a 7-6 win. “They (Pasquia) came to play,” Athletics player/manager Dillon Zuck said after the game. “They were ready. We beat them twice at home and they wanted to give it to us. They came ready to play and we maybe weren’t ready for that.” The Athle
Snowbird retirement a cause for frustration - Prince Albert Daily Herald (opens the original)
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I haven’t compiled a list of the 10 stories I’ve enjoyed covering the most, but if I did, the old Prince Albert Air Show would be near the top. I was just a few months out of journalism school in July 2015 when my editor asked me to go get a story and photos from the Air Show, which sadly officially ceased operations in 2022, and the Snowbirds were the highlight. The Canadian icons drew perhaps the largest crowd Prince Albert’s airport has ever seen. It was the first time in my career I looked a
Crews working to repair highways washed out due to flooding - Prince Albert Daily Herald (opens the original)
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Conditions are improving, but we’re the recovery will take time. That was the message as disaster assistance leaders with the provincial government spoke to reporters about flood recovering efforts on Thursday. “In light of recent weather, obviously the water levels appear to be receding,” Saskatchewan Public Safety Agency (SPSA) Investigations and Emergency Response Director Dale Rockel said. “We’re certainly not out of the woods yet.” There are still 12 communities, RMs, and First Nations with
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