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Sentencing adjourned for man who caused Weyakwin wildfire - Prince Albert Daily Herald

May 9, 2026
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Paherald.sk.ca
Sentencing adjourned for man who caused Weyakwin wildfire - Prince Albert Daily Herald

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Michael Joel-Hansen Saskatoon StarPhoenix A man from La Ronge is set to return to court in June to be sentenced in relation to a wildfire in the Weyakwin area last summer that forced several communities to be evacuated. Jason Halkett, 29, pleaded guilty to arson on April 9 in Montreal Lake, a community north of Prince

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