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“I would not like to call this an incident. Let’s say it’s a diplomatic misunderstanding,” said Ukrainian Foreign Affairs Minister Andrii Sybiha. But the South Korean president definitely sees it […]

My mother does a lot of time-travelling — time-shifting, the Alzheimer’s Society calls it. I wonder how it feels to be in the present at one moment and then suddenly […]

On diet and humanity Re: “Maybe ASI will need us” (Letters, Oct. 5) Mr. Martin, humans eating animals is not part of the circle of life. Many cultures with abundant […]

DEAR MISS LONELYHEARTS: I got married in August and my new husband just bought himself old-man striped flannel pyjamas to wear to bed now that it’s getting colder out. He […]

NEW YORK — Michael Douglas, the award-winning actor and producer, recently turned 82. He is a cancer survivor, a recovered addict, a married man, the father and son of actors. […]

Businesses pledging to support reconciliation will meet in Assiniboine Park today as a national project launches. Victoria Grant plans to attend. She’s been working on this nationwide corporate declaration of […]

It’s difficult to understand why Manitoba Corrections would shut down a library program that cost taxpayers nothing, was popular with young inmates and was designed to help them learn. But […]

Artificial intelligence is accelerating faster than the governance structures meant to contain it. Canada now faces a structural test — whether our institutions can protect autonomy, dignity, and continuity in […]

MOON ALERT: Avoid shopping (except food and gas) and important decisions after 1:30 p.m. The moon is in Virgo. ARIES (March 21-April 19) Even though your work routine might be […]

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 […] The post Lakeland towing expansion could extend outside city limits first appeared on Prince Albert Daily Herald.

Lacrosse players from Kamloops to Penticton had a field day in Vernon. The North Okanagan Legends minor lacrosse program hosted a Field Lacrosse Day at Marshall Field Sunday, Oct. 4. Teams in all six age groups – U7 to U18 – converged on Okanagan Landing, and each team enjoyed playing a pair of games under overcast, then sunny skies. Results were not kept for the youngest age groups, U7 and U9, but games were spirited between teams from North Okanagan, Shuswap Outlaws (Salmon Arm), K

Dave Leaderhouse  Special to the Herald  It will be a tough act to follow, but Prince Albert’s developmental teams are ready for the challenge as both the Saskatchewan Male AA Hockey League and Saskatchewan Female AA Hockey League kicked into high gear on the weekend.  Last season, two of Prince Albert’s seven developmental teams captured […] The post Minor Hockey Preview: A look at developmental hockey teams in Prince Albert first appeared on Prince Albert Daily Herald.

Black Press Media is reaching out to all candidates running for Regional District of Central Okanagan director in the 2026 municipal election, asking for their biography, why they are running, and a response to their most pressing issue in the community. Responses will be published in the order they are received. Kevin Kraft – Regional District of Central Okanagan East Electoral Area Director candidate 1) Biography/Why are you running? I’m a lifelong Okanagan resident, Rutland gradua

Ride for Refuge exceeds fundraiser goal for mental health supports Catholic Family Services celebrated their successful annual fifth Ride For Refuge on Saturday at Alfred Jenkins Field House on the Rotary Trail, bringing together the community in support of mental health, and raising $90,000 this year overall. This year’s walk/ride had 34 volunteers helping out […] The post Community recognizes mental health at Ride for Refuge first appeared on Prince Albert Daily Herald.

A total of five candidates are running in the upcoming provincial election to represent the riding of Surrey South – but former Surrey South MLA Brent Chapman won’t be among them after all. Chapman – who had been listed as the OneBC South Surrey candidate prior to Saturday – is missing from the Elections BC candidate list, as is his wife, Kerry-Lynne Findlay, who stepped down as Conservative Party of BC leader on Sept. 20 after several MLAs left, or were asked to leave, t

A total of five candidates are running in the upcoming provincial election to represent the riding of Surrey South – but former Surrey South MLA Brent Chapman won’t be among them after all. Chapman – who had been listed as the OneBC South Surrey candidate prior to Saturday – is missing from the Elections BC candidate list, as is his wife, Kerry-Lynne Findlay, who stepped down as Conservative Party of BC leader on Sept. 20 after several MLAs left, or were asked to leave, t

Fire Prevention Week kicks off with family day at the Lake Country Co-op Leisure Centre on Sunday, teaching families about this year’s fire safety theme. Prince Albert Fire Department, CanOps, Pizza Hut Prince Albert, and Saskatchewan Public Safety Agency came together outside the new leisure centre, bringing fire safety education to a place where families […] The post  Fire Prevention Week kicks off with theme: Charging into Fire Safety  first appeared on Prince Albert Daily Herald.

As Oktoberfest continues to ramp up, long-time accordionist and bandleader Jordan Rody and his band ‘The Jordan Rody Band’ are set to return to Prince Albert Saturday for their third annual year at the Prince Albert Army Navy and Air Force Veterans in Canada (ANAVETS) Oktoberfest and as part of his 2026 Oktoberfest tour. “I’m […] The post Former Prince Albert local set to make his third return to city for annual Oktoberfest celebration first appeared on Prince Albert Daily Herald.

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 look at options for temporary assessment impact mitigation or phase-in […] The post Council backs Minto tax relief review, approves Nordale refund first appeared on Prince Albert Daily Herald.