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Prince Albert, Saskatchewan – At press conferences in Saskatoon and Prince Albert on Wednesday, Prince Albert Police Chief Troy Cooper announced his resignation from the Prince Albert Police Service and his upcoming role as the new Police Chief for the Saskatoon Police. After 30 years of service in Prince Albert, Chief Cooper has made the decision to accept the position of Police Chief for the Saskatoon Police Service, commencing in the Spring of 2018. "It was a difficult decision to make. I've work ...

At 8:45 a.m., January 16, 2018 Emergency Services responded to a motor vehicle accident on the Diefenbaker Bridge. Emergency Services are still on scene and South Bound traffic is very slow moving into the city. We ask motorists to be patient and expect delays as emergency crews work to get traffic flowing normally.   There are no injuries. The cause of the incident is unknown at this time.   Sgt. Travis Willie   ...

The Prince Albert Police Service now has the option for residents to apply for a Criminal Record Check online – making it easier for residents to be able to apply 24 hours a day from the convenience of a computer. Residents can visit www.papolice.ca and click on the link for "Criminal Record Check." From there they can decide whether to apply online or in person. To apply online a resident must be 21 years of age and will need internet access. For in-person application, the forms are still availa ...