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Coun. Blake Edwards pressed city administration Monday about public drinking, drug use and people gathering in several areas of Prince Albert, while questioning how the coming complex needs facility could help address the problem. During inquiries at Monday’s regular council meeting, Edwards called Community Safety and Well-being Manager Anna Dinsdale to the podium and pointe...


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Elementary schools in the Prince Albert Catholic School Division expect their new playground projects to be completed before the new school year begins on Sept. 2. This comes after all elementary schools in the Catholic Division received a $50,000 grant from the Saskatchewan Parks and Recreation Association. Director of education Lorel Trumier updated the board […]

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To commemorate the 150th Anniversary of the signing of Treaty 6, the City of Prince Albert officially dedicated the new public artwork Passage Home and Healing Park, located at Scarrow Plaza near the Prince Albert Provincial Courthouse. This City of Prince Albert public art acquisition project was undertaken in collaboration with artist Mary Longman, a […]

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A new report shows French Immersion enrollment in the Prince Albert Catholic School Division remains strong heading into the next school year. The PA Catholic school board received the update on Aug. 17at their regular meeting. Education director Lorel Trumier said the division has had the highest number of French Immersion students per capita in […]

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Prince Albert businesses may have to lean harder on local customers and Canadian markets as the latest Canada-U.S. trade dispute creates another round of uncertainty, according to Prince Albert and District Chamber of Commerce CEO Patty Hughes. Hughes said Monday there had been optimism while negotiations appeared to be moving forward last week, but businesses […]

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