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Court and crime reporter paNOW, big fan of martial arts and wrestling. I’ll also be posting lots of community related news and photos I’ve taken.
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Prince Albert murder trial stopped, defence lawyer accused of sleeping

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By Nigel Maxwell Verified
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Quinton Gardiner has been in custody since August, 2024. (Image Credit: Nigel Maxwell/ paNOW Staff) By Court proceedings Jun 24, 2026 | 1:50 PM Amidst allegations that a lawyer was caught sleeping in the courtroom, a Prince Albert murder trial has come to a sudden stop. Quinton Gardiner, one of two men accused in the death of Norman Wenzel on Canada Day in 2024, has fired his lawyer.
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Carlton Valedictorian encourages classmates to never forget they are

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By Nigel Maxwell Verified
| paNOW Verified
This year’s valedictorian at Carlton Comprehensive High School aspires to one day work for NASA or Space X. Agustin Selman David was selected from a shortlist of four students with averages of 98 per cent or higher in their classes. When asked what his advice for his classmates, he replied just be yourself. “Don’t change yourself to try and find belonging,” he said.
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Additional guilty pleas entered for fatal assault at Saskatchewan Penitentiary

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By Nigel Maxwell Verified
| Battlefords Now Verified
George Custer appeared in person Tuesday at Court of King's Bench while Rene Merasty appeared by video. By Court proceedings Jun 23, 2026 | 4:34 PM A scheduled jury trial has been vacated for two men who played a role in a six-on-one fatal attack at Saskatchewan Penitentiary. George Custer and Rene Merasty appeared Tuesday afternoon at Court of King’s Bench and entered guilty pleas to manslaughter. Sentencing hearings were scheduled for Oct. 27. On Jan.
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