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Murray Point wildfire mitigation project planned for fall

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By Arjun R Pillai
| Prince Albert Daily Herald Verified
Submitted Photo/SPSA Press Release Saskatchewan Public Safety Agency map shows the proposed 22.6 hectare fuel management area proposed 22.6-hectare fuel management area surrounding the Murray Point subdivision, outlined in yellow. A 22.6-hectare fuel management project planned around the Murray Point subdivision is aimed at slowing the spread and intensity of wildfire while giving crews safer conditions to protect nearby homes.
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Moe says trade deal taking shape as northern Saskatchewan feels tariff strain

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By Arjun R Pillai
| Prince Albert Daily Herald Verified
Arjun Pillai/Daily Herald Premier Scott Moe speaks to reporters at the Lake Country Co-op Leisure Centre in Prince Albert on Wednesday following a virtual meeting with Prime Minister Mark Carney and Canada's other premiers on Canada-U.S. trade negotiations.
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City says water safe as residents report earthy odour, discolouration

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By Arjun R Pillai
| Prince Albert Daily Herald Verified
Arjun Pillai/Daily Herald Tap water at the Prince Albert Daily Herald office downtown appeared clear on Wednesday, Aug. 19, but had a noticeable earthy or musty smell and taste. The City says testing to date shows Prince Albert's drinking water remains safe while additional testing continues. Prince Albert residents continue to report unusual smells, tastes and changes in their tap water, while the City says testing to date shows the drinking water remains safe.
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