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22-Year-old charged after stabbing incident - Prince Albert Daily Herald

April 21, 2026
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Victoria, BC
Paherald.sk.ca
22-Year-old charged after stabbing incident - Prince Albert Daily Herald

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A 22-year-old woman has been charged as police continue their investigation into a stabbing incident on April 2 that left three people in hospital. Police say the woman was already in custody on unrelated matters. She faces multiple new charges, including aggravated assault, breach of a Conditional Sentence Order, and breach of release orders. She

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