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Prince Albert officials say wastewater drug data emphasizes need for coordinated response (opens the original)
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Prince Albert officials say new wastewater data that shows levels of cocaine and methamphetamine use in the city remain high should be treated as both a policing issue and a public health issue. At a news conference Thursday, Anna Dinsdale, the city’s community safety and well-being co-ordinator, said the latest Statistics Canada wastewater results continue to show Prince Albert with high levels of use of both substances. When it first joined the program in 2023, Prince Albert had the highest le
Prince Albert officials say wastewater drug data emphasizes need for coordinated response (opens the original)
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Prince Albert officials say new wastewater data showing levels of cocaine and methamphetamine use in the city remain high should be treated as both a policing issue and a public health issue. At a news conference Thursday, Anna Dinsdale, the cityâs community safety and well-being co-ordinator, said the latest Statistics Canada wastewater results continue to show Prince Albert with high levels of both substances. When it first joined the program in 2023, Prince Albert had the highest levels of
Municipalities see opportunity in nuclear push  (opens the original)
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Prince Albert Mayor Bill Powalinsky used to work for SaskPower and said that, both in his former professional capacity and as the head of a city looking to grow, he welcomed this weekâs announcement that Saskatchewan will be moving forward with a major expansion into nuclear energy. âItâs a necessary thing. We need to do it. Itâs going to provide, ultimately, a very clean, predictable, reliable source of energy,â he said. In 2019, Prince Albert was considered as a potential site for a
Beardyâs and Okemasis welcomes Sask. Marshals to work on reserve (opens the original)
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Improving public safety was a key reason leaders of Beardyâs and Okemasisâ Cree Nation passed a band council resolution welcoming the Saskatchewan Marshals Service to work with the RCMP on the reserve. Chief and council unanimously passed the resolution Sept. 25, according to a news release. âBy building positive working relationships with the Saskatchewan Marshals Service, we are ensuring our community remains safe for our members, especially our Elders and youth,â Chief Edwin Ananas
PAGC looks for unity following white supremacist incident in British Columbia  (opens the original)
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The Prince Albert Grand Council (PAGC) has issued a statement condemning the actions of masked individuals who were seen on Tkâemlúps te Secwépemc with a banner questioning residential school experiences.  Grand Chief Brian Hardlotte said the actions of the masked demonstrators are terrible. âWhat happened on Tkâemlúps te Secwépemc lands is shameful and cruel,â said Grand Chief Brian Hardlotte. âImagine what it feels like for a survivor to see this,â he said. âWhite nationa
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