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More than 100 Cold War fallout shelters mapped in Sask. by military historian
By Teena Monteleone They are hidden pieces of history scattered throughout Saskatchewan. Fallout shelters, also known as fallout reporting posts (FRPs), were built during the Cold War to thwart the ef...
paNOW
Aug 27, 2024
A typical interior of a fallout shelter, also known as a Fallout Reporting Post. (Gordon Goldsborough/Manitoba Historical Society)
Canadian A.J. Ewart captures first pro win at Elk Ridge Sask. Open
By Logan Lehmann It was a weekend that Canadian A.J. Ewart won't soon forget. The Coquitlam, B.C. golfer claimed his first professional tournament win on Sunday, taking top prize at the 2024 Elk Ridge...
paNOW
Aug 20, 2024
(PGA Tour Americas/paNOW file)
Legions across Saskatchewan receive grants for building repairs
By Nick Nielsen Branches of the Royal Canadian Legion around Saskatchewan are going to be getting some facelifts over the course of the next few months thanks to the Saskatchewan Veteran Service Club ...
paNOW
Aug 12, 2024
Prince Albert Legion Branch No. 2. (paNOW file photo)
Trevor LaPlante death leads to a calls for change rally
Once 30 community members in front of the Prince Albert Provincial Court heard the latest update on the court case against the man accused of murdering Trevor LaPlante, they readied their signs and mi...
paNOW
Aug 07, 2024
Maureen Palagian, left, holds a picture of her deceased brother Trevor and stands with Jeff Perehudoff, who organized a rally to call for justice in the case. (paNOW)
Rally planned to honour Prince Albert murder victim
More than two weeks after the tragic and sudden death of Trevor Laplante in Prince Albert, public outrage within the surrounding community remains high and an event this week is expected to hear loud ...
paNOW
Aug 05, 2024
Trevor Laplante was found dead in Prince Albert on July 22, 2024. (Facebook)
Police respond to 3 bear mace incidents and tire slashings at PA fair
The Prince Albert Police Service is advising the public it is working closely with the Prince Albert Exhibition Association and their security services to enhance public safety measures for the remain...
paNOW
Aug 01, 2024
Thursday’s statement is in response to several incidents that occurred Wednesday night related to bear spray and vehicle vandalism. At least one video posted to social media showed people running in fear. (PANow)
RCMP investigating after family's dog shot in St. Louis
A grieving family living in St. Louis is left with many questions after its beloved pet was shot and left for dead. Christopher Kent said he and his partner were home Friday night watching television ...
paNOW
Jul 30, 2024
Christopher Kent's daughters miss their favourite companion. (submitted photo/Christopher Kent)
Trevor Laplant was a fixture in Prince Albert
A 33-year-old man will make his first appearance in Prince Albert Provincial Court Wednesday morning on a charge of second-degree murder. The man, whose name was not released as he has not had his fir...
paNOW
Jul 24, 2024
Trevor Laplante. (Facebook)
Lifesaving Society urges caution after recent deaths on Sask. lakes
By Teena Monteleone For the third time in less than a week, a life has been lost on a Saskatchewan lake. Most recently, a 61-year-old boater from Buffalo Narrows was found deceased after he went missi...
paNOW
Jul 09, 2024
Three people have died on Saskatchewan lakes in the last week. (Photo 104217059 © Amelia Martin | Dreamstime.com)
Final walk by survivors of Duck Lake residential school underway
There are only about 75 kilometres between Duck Lake and Wahpeton Dakota First Nation, but it's a much longer journey for Scott Bird on the path of reconciliation. "My whole family was part of the [In...
paNOW
Jul 07, 2024
There are only about 75 kilometres between Duck Lake and Wahpeton Dakota First Nation, but it’s a much longer journey for Scott Bird on the path of reconciliation. (PANow)
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