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Lakeland Towing's existing Prince Albert operation will remain inside city limits when the company takes over municipal ...
10/07/2026

Lakeland Towing's existing Prince Albert operation will remain inside city limits when the company takes over municipal and police towing next year, but some expansion needed for the new contract could ultimately be located outside the city.

Prince Albert city council approved the new towing agreement Monday following a brief discussion about where Lakeland's towing and vehicle storage operations would be located.

Coun. Darren Solomon raised the issue during the meeting, saying he wanted the operation and yard to remain within Prince Albert. He noted the agreement did not appear to guarantee that the entire operation would stay inside city limits.

Anna DInsdale, the City's executive director of People and Strategic Services, told council there was an "absolute commitment" to retaining core operations in Prince Albert.

"That's the expectation. That's in the contract." Dinsdale said.

Lakeland Towing's existing Prince Albert operation will remain inside city limits when the company takes over municipal and police towing next year, but some expansion needed for the new contract could ultimately be located outside the city.

Raiders go winless on Alberta road swing Dave Leaderhouse  Special to the Herald The mood in the Prince Albert Raiders’ ...
10/07/2026

Raiders go winless on Alberta road swing

Dave Leaderhouse

Special to the Herald

The mood in the Prince Albert Raiders’ coaches room on Monday wasfairly calm and laid back despite the club returning from a weekend Western Hockey League road trip in

Dave Leaderhouse Special to the Herald The mood in the Prince Albert Raiders’ coaches room on Monday was fairly calm and laid back despite the club returning from a weekend Western Hockey League road trip in Alberta with nothing to show for it. “Of course you want to go out there and get four po...

Retention and recruitment remain a focus for Sask RiversThe Saskatchewan Rivers School Division is having success in the...
10/07/2026

Retention and recruitment remain a focus for Sask Rivers

The Saskatchewan Rivers School Division is having success in their Human Resources (HR) as highlighted by a report to the board of education.

The

The Saskatchewan Rivers School Division is having success in their Human Resources (HR) as highlighted by a report to the board of education. The division’s board had a look at staffing numbers in the yearly accountability report presented by Superintendents of Schools Corey Trann and Jeff Court a...

Council backs Minto tax relief review, approves Nordale refundPrince Albert city council dealt with two unusual property...
10/07/2026

Council backs Minto tax relief review, approves Nordale refund

Prince Albert city council dealt with two unusual property tax cases Monday, ordering a broader review of possible relief for sharp assessment increases while approving a partial refund in a separate Nordale case.

Prince Albert city council dealt with two unusual property tax cases Monday, ordering a broader review of possible relief for sharp assessment increases while approving a partial refund in a separate Nordale case. Council unanimously supported a motion from Coun. Tony Head asking administration to l...

The Rose Garden Hospice held their third annual Memorial Walk Tuesday afternoon as well as celebrating the hospice’s thi...
10/07/2026

The Rose Garden Hospice held their third annual Memorial Walk Tuesday afternoon as well as celebrating the hospice’s third year.

The Rose Garden Hospice held their third annual Memorial Walk Tuesday afternoon as well as celebrating the hospice’s third year. The Memorial Walk, an opportunity for individuals, families, and community members to gather to honour memories of loved ones who stayed and have been serviced at the ho...

University of Alberta offers online 12-module course on Indigenous engagement, partnershipSam Laskaris Local Journalism ...
10/06/2026

University of Alberta offers online 12-module course on Indigenous engagement, partnership

Sam Laskaris Local Journalism Initiative Reporter Windspeaker.com

Sam Laskaris Local Journalism Initiative Reporter Windspeaker.com Correction about the cost of this course in paragraph 5: The online course module 1 for “Indigenous Engagement and Partnership Development” is free, and then there is a $68 fee to take the other 11 modules. It is not completely fr...

Are new Ontario school board support offices another sign of the diminishing role of trustees?Bridget Potasky Local Jour...
10/06/2026

Are new Ontario school board support offices another sign of the diminishing role of trustees?

Bridget Potasky Local Journalism Initiative Reporter Mississauga.com

Bridget Potasky Local Journalism Initiative Reporter Mississauga.com Parents and school trustees are raising concerns about the provincial government’s Student and Family Support Offices, following the province’s announcement last month that the offices would be expanded to all school boards acr...

Melfort lab services reduced this week, hours to change Oct. 12Nicole Goldsworthy Local Journalism Initiative Reporter S...
10/06/2026

Melfort lab services reduced this week, hours to change Oct. 12

Nicole Goldsworthy Local Journalism Initiative Reporter SaskToday.ca

Nicole Goldsworthy Local Journalism Initiative Reporter SaskToday.ca Residents who need laboratory services in Melfort are being advised of reduced availability this week and a temporary change in hours beginning Oct. 12. According to a Saskatchewan Health Authority public notice, routine lab collec...

Three arrested in relation to fi***rm discharge in Wollaston lake
10/06/2026

Three arrested in relation to fi***rm discharge in Wollaston lake

The Wollaston Lake RCMP responded to a report of a fi***rm discharge on Sept. 18, where the investigation determined unknown individuals discharged a fi***rm at a residence, striking it. The occupants of the residence did not report any physical injuries to police. As a result of the investigation,....

Survivors share, Portage gathers for 2026 Orange Shirt DayRenee Lilley Local Journalism Initiative Reporter Portage Grap...
10/06/2026

Survivors share, Portage gathers for 2026 Orange Shirt Day

Renee Lilley Local Journalism Initiative Reporter Portage Graphic Leader

Renee Lilley Local Journalism Initiative Reporter Portage Graphic Leader Dressed in bright orange shirts, carrying drums and smudging along the way, community members gathered in Portage la Prairie on Sept. 30 to mark Orange Shirt Day and the National Day for Truth and Reconciliation. Participants m...

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