
P.A. Indian and Metis Friendship Centre among recipients of $50 million investment
The resort village of Candle Lake, the town of Duck Lake and the city of Prince Albert are among 55 communities in the province benefiting from a $50 million investment.
The Government of Canada is spending more than $21.2 million under the new COVID-19 Resilience Stream of the Investing Canada Infrastructure Program. The Government of Saskatchewan is contributing over $16.4 million. Recipients of the projects make up the rest of the funding.
In Prince Albert, the federal and provincial government will cover more than $1 million in upgrades and renovations to the entrance area, washroom and related facilities at the Indian and Métis Friendship Centre.
The town of Duck Lake will see a $210,000 upgrade and expansion to their community park including the installation of interactive and accessible play structures.