Prince Albert II

                   

Going to waist

tahlequahdailypress.com     3 hrs ago          

By BETTY SMITH Press special writer TAHLEQUAH DAILY PRESS — #By BETTY SMITH Press Special Writer Prince Albert really was in a can, so to speak. Queen Victoria’s husband, as did his contemporaries in high 19th century fashion,...                

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Big Easy stories make for easy sipping

sacbee.com     25 mins ago          

NEW ORLEANS - The French Quarter is famous for its Dixieland jazz, but did you know that it also coined the word Dixie? Christina Gomez and Bobby Heinz enjoy beignets at Cafe du Monde in the French Quarter in New Orleans,...                

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Saskatchewan second case of anthrax this week found on Prince Albert farm

k-litefm.com     1 hr ago   5 related          

By: THE CANADIAN PRESS PRINCE ALBERT, Sask. - A farm north of Prince Albert is the site of Saskatchewan's second case of anthrax this week. The Canadian Food Inspection Agency says seven bison have tested positive for the...                

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sk.ca: Duane Mohn, manager of North Central Saskatchewan Waste Management, identifies some items not meant for recycling at the material recovery facility in Prince Albert. Herald photo by Lindsay Thorimbert sk.ca

Contaminated recycling persists

sk.ca     10 hrs ago   1 related          

It is no easy task to take out the trash. Recyclables discarded in blue bins are taken to the material recovery facility at 460 40th St. E. "The contractor (Crown Shred) is responsible to sort non-recyclable materials, to a...                

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sk.ca: Brenda Macdougall and Waylon Machiskinic dance in the wedding scene of the “The Crossing,” a play focusing on the life of Madeleine and Gabriel Dumont. The show was put on at Batoche Historical Site in conjunction with Back to Batoche and plays all weekend. Herald photo by Kellah Lavoie sk.ca

Back to Batoche: Event at historic location celebrates Métis culture

sk.ca     10 hrs ago          

KELLAH LAVOIE The Prince Albert Daily Herald Back to Batoche signifies the retention of culture. With people from all over Canada and the United States visiting for the celebratory event, many variations of Métis culture were...                

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New drugs might reduce Ritalin abuse: health care

sk.ca     10 hrs ago          

health care MATTHEW GAUK The Prince Albert Daily Herald Saskatchewan Drug Plan-approval of two new attention deficit-hyperactivity disorder (ADHD) drugs is expected to reduce the misuse of Ritalin in the province. Tracey Smith,...                

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Two women from Manitoba killed on Highway 16 near Insinger, Sask.

sk.ca     5 hrs ago   3 related          

The Prince Albert Daily Herald Two women were killed in a collision shortly after midnight today on Highway 16. Wadena RCMP responded to a two-vehicle collision at 12:10 a.m. this Morning. The collision occurred on Highway 16,...                

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Intersection of Sixth Avenue West and 17th Street to close temporarily Tuesday

sk.ca     6 hrs ago          

The Prince Albert Daily Herald The City Of Prince Albert advises motorists that the intersection of Sixth Avenue West and 17th Street will be closed for a valve repair on Tuesday. The work is expected to be completed within the...                

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Man pulled from river, put in front of judge

sk.ca     8 hrs ago          

The Prince Albert Daily Herald The 33-year-old man who jumped into the North Saskatchewan River Wednesday night had his case heard in provincial court Thursday morning. Timothy Turner is charged with two counts of uttering...                

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Scotsman's sporran doomed by European ban on sealskins

independent.co.uk     22 hrs ago   3 related          

The Highland kilt must rank as one of the most distinctive and manly items of clothing that the world has ever seen. But it has no pockets. Braveheart warrior types, though, were never going to resort to carrying some kind of...                

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