Dave Leaderhouse Special to the Herald The Prince Albert Minor Football Association had its turn to showcase its talent on Sunday when a jamboree for players in Grades 6-8 was held at the Wendell Whitter Field. Teams from Prince Albert, North Battleford, Porcupine Plain, Delisle and Shellbrook competed in 45-minute matches with the focus being

Brandee Anderson was driving with her daughter Brooklyn to their home in Shellbrook, Sask., from her friends' football games in Saskatoon on Saturday night when tragedy struck.

Brandee Anderson was driving with her daughter Brooklyn to their home in Shellbrook, Sask., from her friends' football games in Saskatoon on Saturday night when tragedy struck.

Brandee Anderson was driving with her daughter Brooklyn to their home in Shellbrook, Sask., from her friends' football games in Saskatoon on Saturday night when tragedy struck.

A Saskatchewan teenager has died following a highway collision near Hepburn over the weekend.

A major storm struck north central Saskatchewan on July 11, 2026, causing widespread power outages that left the city of Prince Albert in darkness around 10:50 p.m. The storm brought destructive winds, heavy rain, hail, and lightning, leading to localized flooding, downed trees, and significant damage. SaskPower reported restoring power to most areas, including Prince Albert City, Shellbrook, and surrounding rural regions, by 6:30 a.m. Sunday. However, crews continued working to restore electricity to Tisdale, Nipawin, and other affected areas. The storm also prompted reports of tornadoes, with at least 10 confirmed in the province. Emergency crews emphasized caution, advising residents to avoid driving and to check for downed power lines. The incident highlights the vulnerability of infrastructure to extreme weather events and the importance of preparedness in regions prone to such storms.

Saskatchewan 2026 Homicide Victim List Shellbrook RCMP received a report of a dead man in a rural area on Mistawasis First Nation on June 4 at approximately 6:20 p.m. The Saskatchewan RCMP Major Crimes Unit has taken over the investigation, which is being treated as suspicious. Investigators are working alongside the Saskatchewan Coroners Service to […]

The Saskatchewan RCMP Major Crimes unit says the death of a man in a rural area on Mistawasis First Nation is considered suspicious. The Shellbrook RCMP were called to the scene at around 6:20 p.m. on June 4 following reports of a deceased man in the area. The Saskatchewan Coroners Service is assisting with the

Officers were called about 6:20 p.m. on June 4 after a report of a dead man in a rural area on the First Nation. His death is being treated as suspicious by Saskatchewan RCMP's Major Crimes Unit.

After the evacuation order for the RM of Shellbrook was lifted, patients have begun the process of returning to the Parkland Integrated Health Centre. “Patient safety will always be our top priority, and we would like to thank our patients, residents and their families for their understanding and patience during the evacuation,” said Derek Miller,

How Scott Moe’s sudden urgency in Shellbrook lays even more bare his years of indifference everywhere else.

How Scott Moe’s sudden urgency in Shellbrook lays even more bare his years of indifference everywhere else.

How Scott Moe’s sudden urgency in Shellbrook lays even more bare his years of indifference everywhere else.

How Scott Moe’s sudden urgency in Shellbrook lays even more bare his years of indifference everywhere else.

Shellbrook residents can return home as the Lobstick wildfire eases. Crews continue containment work while officials urge caution in affected areas.

REGINA - A wildfire evacuation order has been lifted in northern Saskatchewan but about 1,200 people elsewhere in the province remain out of their homes.