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On Tuesday, August 2, the Canadian Centre for Justice and Community Safety Statistics (Stats Canada) will release annual Crime Severity Index (CSI) values for the year 2021 based on both violent and non-violent police-reported data from roughly 300 communities across the country with core populations over 10,000. The Prince Albert Police Service reviews statistics and information relating to crime trends on a daily basis and continues to work toward targeted enforcement of all crime, including weapons vio ...

File 1987-11411 It’s been 35 years since Samuel LaChance went missing. Samuel LaChance was last seen July 29, 1987. Family members continue to cope with the strain of not knowing what happened to their loved one. Police continue to investigate the disappearance of Samuel LaChance and are once again appealing to the public for information that could lead to his whereabouts. If you or anyone you know has information about the disappearance of Samuel LaChance, please call Prince Albert Police or Crime ...

File 1980-16095 Today marks 42 years since Robert Wiggins was last seen. On July 28, 1980, he was dropped off at a residence in the 500 Block of 11th Street East just before sunrise by close friends. His disappearance has caused immense pain as his family and friends continue to cope with the stress of not knowing what happened to their loved one. Police continue to investigate and are once again appealing to the public for information to help locate Robert Wiggins. In the summer or fall after hi ...

File 2022-24338 Investigators with the Prince Albert Police Service continue to work to locate Drew BALLANTYNE, who was reported missing to Prince Albert Police by family on July 1, 2022. Drew was last seen in Prince Albert on June 28 at a residence in the 800 Block of 14th Street West. Drew is believed to have been in Saskatoon on June 30, and has connections to the Big River area as well. Drew BALLANTYNE is described as being 5’11” tall and 210 pounds, with brown eyes and black shoulder-length ...

On Monday July 25, 2022, four new police recruits were officially sworn in as officers with the Prince Albert Police Service. Deanna McKay, Kaytlyn Chickowski, Calvin Schneider, and Nolan Johnson will begin training in Regina next week at Saskatchewan Police College. The swearing in ceremony marks a successful partnership between the Prince Albert Grand Council (PAGC) and the Prince Albert Police Service to promote recruiting and support applicants as they work toward a career in public safety. Deanna ...