Husky Energy confirms $1 million to come to P.A. for three community enhancement projects
Husky Energy is speaking following the announcement of several community enhancement projects earlier this week.
Husky is confirming a total of $1 million will be coming to Prince Albert to fund three local “community enhancement” projects in Prince Albert. In a letter to the City, Husky Energy said the $1 million will come to the city in annual installments of $250,000 in each of the next four years, from 2018 to 2021. The letter is included on the agenda for City Council’s upcoming meeting on Tuesday.
A spokesperson from the company said administrators are happy to support the community following the 2016 oil spill that leached into the North Saskatchewan River.
Husky spokesperson Mel Duvall told paNOW Husky Energy has a long history of supporting communities where they operate. While Prince Albert is a little far from the company’s core operations near Lloydminster, the oil spill two years ago made it clear that Husky’s reach extends further.