The Prince Albert Daily Herald

CHL players to become eligible for NCAA CHL players will become eligible to compete in NCAA Men’s Hockey next season. The NCAA Division I Council voted on Thursday to adopt proposal No. #CHL #NCAA #WHL

River Riders end fall season with awards night Prince Albert Minor Football put on a bow on their fall season with their awards night at the Carlton Cafetorium on Wednesday night. #PrinceAlbertMinorFootball #PrinceAlbertRiverRiders

Southwest resident turns passion into podcasting success Shaynee Modien Local Journalism Initiative Reporter The Shaunavon Standard Keith M. Leonard is the host and creator of Brewing Fiction, a hot new podcast from southwest Saskatchewan that is drawing listeners from around the globe. #BrewingFictionpodcast #KeithMLeonard #LJI #LJIR #LocalJournalismInitiativeReporter #RuralRoots #ShayneeModien #southwestSaskatchewan #TheShaunavonStandard

Annual Poppy Campaign underway Carol Baldwin Local Journalism Initiative Reporter Wakaw Recorder Every year, from the last Friday of October to November 11, millions of Canadians wear a Poppy as a visual pledge to honour Canada’s Veterans and remember those who sacrificed for the freedoms enjoyed today. #CarolBaldwin #LJI #LJIR #LocalJournalismInitiativeReporter #November11 #PoppyCampaign #RemembranceDay #RoyalCanadianLegion #RuralRoots #WakawRecorder

Farmland values surge in Saskatchewan Shaynee Modien Local Journalism Initiative Reporter The Shaunavon Standard Saskatchewan is leading the nation in farmland values. According to a recent Farm Credit Canada report, Saskatchewan has experienced the highest increase in the last six months, with a 7.4 percent rise. #FarmCreditCanadareport #LJI #LJIR #LocalJournalismInitiativeReporter #RuralRoots #SaskatchewanFarmland #ShayneeModien #SKFarmlandValues #TheShaunavonStandard

First World War Veteran Ralph Hodgson Inspired a Generation of War Amputees The War Amps Submitted Ralph Hodgson (1895-1948) lived by the motto inscribed on his tombstone: “It’s not what you have lost that counts but what you have.” These words defined his life’s work, as he dedicated himself to ensuring that his fellow war amputee veterans could thrive despite their injuries. #BattleofVimyRidge #FirstWorldWar #RalphHodgson #RemembranceDay #RuralRoots #TheWarAmps #WarAmputees

Dependence in Relationships Psychology for Living It has been said that, in love relationships, we are seeking to duplicate the unconditional and total love we felt from our mothers in our earliest weeks and months. #DependenceinRelationships #GwenRandallYoung #PsychologyForLiving #RandallYoungColumn #RuralRoots

Fall Web Worm in your trees Jackie Bantle You may have noticed some distinctive webs in your trees during the last couple of fall seasons.  I first noticed them in some flowering crab trees and willow trees however, they have appeared in other tree species as well. Upon closer inspection, you will notice some small worms among the webs. This infestation has been identified as the fall webworm, Hyphantria cunea. #fallwebworm #HomeandGarden #Hyphantriacunea #JackieBantle #PerennialColumn #RuralRoots #SaskatchewanPerennialSociety

Parts for the Arts: One Day Choir pays tribute to Margo Fournier There was an interesting experiment at the Margo Fournier Arts Centre on Sunday. #MargoFournier #MargoFournierArtsCentre #music #OneDayChoir #PrinceAlbert #PrinceAlbertArtsBoard

Crop report for the period of Oct. 15-21 Submitted Producers in Saskatchewan are done harvest as 100 per cent of crops are in the bin.  Many areas ofthe province received a lot of moisture in May and June, which led some to believe it could be a late harvest. #CropReportOct15 #Crops #Harvest2024 #RuralRoots #SaskMinistryofAgriculture #SKCrops