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Thirty-two years ago this week, Ernestine Kasyon was reported missing from Prince Albert. She was last seen December 6, 1989 in the 100 Block of 10th Street East using a pay phone. Police suspect foul play in the disappearance of Ernestine Kasyon, who would be 59 years old today. Family and friends of those who knew Ernestine continue to struggle with the trauma of her disappearance and the pain of not knowing where she is. Her family wants to bring Ernestine home. Police continue to actively inv ...

UPDATE – Investigators from the Criminal Investigation Division and Forensic Identification Section continue to investigate a serious incident at a residence in the 300 Block of 9th Street East. A police presence will remain in the area on Wednesday. Police responded to the scene early Monday morning and on arrival observed evidence of a serious assault, however no victims were located. Police are asking for the public’s help in locating 27-year-old Byron Lee BEAR, who is believed to have been at th ...

On Thursday, December 9th at the Saskatchewan Polytechnic Gymnasium, the Prince Albert Police Service is hosting a POPAT training session for women considering a career as a police officer. This women-only session will include training tips and information about preparing for the Police Officer Physical Abilities Test (POPAT). The POPAT is a timed physical abilities test that simulates a real-life critical incident in which a police officer may have to sprint, jump over or climb under obstacles, and ph ...

If you want to see more of the police dogs working in your community, purchase a 2022 Prince Albert Police Service Canine calendar this holiday season. This new 2022 calendar features police dogs currently working with the Prince Albert Police Service, along with police dogs from years past. The Canine Section of the police service was formed in 1976 and is celebrating 45 years of service to the community of Prince Albert. Proceeds from calendar sales will go toward supporting both KidSport and the Sas ...

Three members of the Prince Albert Police Service have been recognized for their efforts to stop impaired drivers in our community. Cst. Rob Lindsay, Cst. Dwight LeBlue, and Cst. Curtis Stasiw were each awarded a Van de Vorst Family Award for Excellence in Prevention from MADD Canada and SGI for their efforts to arrest and remove impaired drivers over the last year. Karen Anthony-Burns with MADD Prince Albert presented the awards Wednesday. The awards are presented annually in memory of Jordan and ...