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The article reports on the decision of the Prince Albert and Central Mushers Club to cancel dog sled races in Crutwell, Saskatchewan in January 2012 due to rain that has rendered the starting area unusable.

The article reports that people from Prince Albert, Saskatchewan donated a total of 1,524 Operation Christmas Child shoe boxes in 2011, which primarily went to children in Central and South America, West Africa and Haiti.

The article reports on a plaque of recognition for volunteers in Saskatchewan, placed at the site where trees are planted in their honour.

The article reports that surgical wait times in Saskatchewan continue to decrease due to the project by the Ministry of Health, called the Saskatchewan Surgical Initiative (SkSI), which focuses on offering Saskatchewanians sooner, safer and smarter surgical care in order to reduce wait times.

The article discusses the highlights of the first official meeting of the Prince Albert Q-Network, held in Prince Albert, Saskatchewan in January 2012.

The article discusses the highlights of a meeting of the P.A. North Search and Rescue group that took place in January 2012 in Prince Albert, Saskatchewan.

The article focuses on the plans of the Prince Albert Parkland Health Region (PAPHR) in Saskatchewan for its next fiscal year, ending March 31, 2013.

The article offers information on the 15th annual Canadian Challenge Sled Dog Race to take place in Saskatchewan on February 21, 2011.

The article reports that 2012 has been proclaimed by the province of Saskatchewan as the year of the fransaskois to highlight the impact of the fransaskois people in the province.

The article reports on a conference to be hosted by the All Nations Hope AIDS Network (ANHAN) on December 1 and 2, 2011 in Saskatchewan.

The article discusses the highlights of the last luncheon of 2011 put on by the Prince Albert and District Chamber of Commerce in Saskatchewan, in which the role of the Saskatchewan Indian Gaming Authority (SIGA) in the province's economic development is emphasized.

The article reports on the start of the medical practice of Dr. Farai Senzani in Spiritwood, Saskatchewan in December 2011.

The article reports on the launch of the safe ride program called Operation Red Nose in Prince Albert, Saskatchewan in which Prince Albert Lions Club members will guide people home every Friday from November 25 to December 31, 2011.

The article reports that the Saskatchewan band Fresh City will open the after-party show for the electro-pop duo LMFAO at the Tequila Nightblub in Saskatoon on December 15, 2011 after the duo's concert.

The article focuses on a class project of three fourth-year nursing students in Prince Albert, Saskatchewan that started in September 2011 to help boost immunization rates.

The article reports on the addictions awareness walk that took place in Prince Albert, Saskatchewan in November 2011.

The article offers information on the Louis Riel Day celebrations that took place in November 2011 in Prince Albert, Saskatchewan.

The article reports that a total of 207 tickets were issued for the use of cellphones while driving, during the two-day Operation HandsFree on December 1-2, 2011 across Saskatchewan.

The article reports that the city government of Prince Albert, Saskatchewan will start installing new parking meters on December 1, 2011.

The article reports on the opening of Original Joe's Restaurant & Bar in Prince Albert, Saskatchewan in November 2011.

The article focuses on the Pathway Program of the government of Prince Albert, Saskatchewan which allows inmates to talk to community people including the members of the Muskoday First Nation about their addictions and recovery.

The article offers information on the Pace Car Program of the Muskoday First Nation in Prince Albert, Saskatchewan which encourages the residents to drive within the speed limit in 2011.

The article discusses the opening of Wolly Mart, a general store owned and operated by the Hatchet Lake Denesulene First Nation band in Wollaston Lake, Saskatchewan.

The article discusses the election of Victoria Jurgens of the Saskatchewan Party to the Legislative Assembly of Saskatchewan defeating Prince Albert Northcote incumbent Darcy Furber.

The article focuses on the high risk of traffic accidents at Highway 11 section from Prince Albert to Saskatoon, Saskatchewan, which was included in the top 10 most dangerous highways list of the Canadian Automobile Association.

The article reports on the expected start of the work for the Diefenbaker Bridge in Prince Albert, Saskatchewan in the second week of November 2011.

The article presents the highlights of the Lunch With Friends held by the Canadian Cancer Society in Saskatchewan on November 2, 2011 to discuss how the disease can be prevented.

The article features the Safe Saskatchewan-Saskatchewan Emergency Medical Services Association (SEMSA) Rebecca Trail interactive game which was designed by Safe Saskatchewan to help reduce the number of unintentional injuries in Prince Albert.

The article reports that the Prince Albert Parkland Health Region (PAPHR) in Saskatchewan has started preventive dental services for children initiative.

The article reports on the Wishmaker Walk for Wishes fund raising campaign for the Children's Wish Foundation in Prince Albert, Saskatchewan.

The article discusses the walk-a-thon fundraiser held by students at Red Wing School in Saskatchewan with school principal Art Feher reportedly camped on the roof the school after students reached their goal for the walk-a-thon.

The article reports that the refurbishment process for the Big River sawmill in Saskatchewan was launched on October 11, 2011.

The article announces that Kevin Mugford was appointed director of residential services of the Buckland campus of the Ranch Ehrlo Society in Prince Albert, Saskatchewan.

The article announces that Malcolm Jenkins had been awarded the Saskatchewan Order of Merit.

The article discusses the speech given by Saskatchewan Lieutenant Governor Gordon Barnhart at the Saskatchewan Institute of Applied Science and Technology (SIAST) Woodland Campus gymnasium.

This article reports on the arrival of participants in the Canada World Youth program in Prince Albert, Saskatchewan.

This article reports on the Positive AIDS Walk in Prince Albert, Saskatchewan, in September 2011.

This article reports on the launch of a branch of the financial services firm FaithLife Financial in Prince Albert, Saskatchewan.

This article reports on the participation of students from Rivier Academy in Prince Albert, Saskatchewan, in a Prevent Alcohol and Risk-Related Trauma in Youth (P.A.R.T.Y.) event in 2011.

This article reports on the training of volunteers to help medical facilities in Saskatchewan in 2011.

The article reports on enrollment numbers at the Saskatchewan Rivers School Division in 2011.

The article features Matthew Smith, a Grade 12 student at St. Mary in Saskatchewan who obtained his license to fly glider planes and single-engine aircraft after seven-week piloting course.

The article reports that the province of Saskatchewan has promised to finance the repair of the Diefenbaker Bridge in Prince Albert, Saskatchewan.

The article focuses on the message given by Lynn Thompson at a forum in Prince Albert, Saskatchewan on September 15, 2011 concerning her story of contracting HIV.

The article focuses on the participation of the members of the Northern Lakes Health Committee in a meeting about health care in Wakaw, Saskatchewan in September 2011.

The article focuses on the message given by First Nations University (FNU) first year student Melody Reimer at an orientation held at the Rawlinson Center in Saskatchewan on September 13, 2011.

The article reports on the concern expressed by the Canadian Union of Public Employees (CUPE) regarding the cuts in the amount of educational assistants (EA) employed in Saskatchewan.

The article reports that a mass of land about one acre is size is floating around Torch Lake in Saskatchewan.

The article looks at the Shellbrook Street Fair in Saskatchewan, which began as a street dance exhibition and has held other features including a beach volleyball tournament, balloon animals, and face painting.

The article highlights the Prince Albert Polkafest, which was attended by 300 people at the Prince Albert Exhibition Centre in Prince Albert, Saskatchewan.