Tag Archives: City Hall

Yard waste cleanup will be among the items on a future City Council agenda, and a recommendation that the city adds an extra round next year at a cost of $10,000.According to a report discussed at las...

A longtime educator in Prince Albert has joined this fall's municipal election race.Dawn Kilmer has put her name forward to run in Ward 7. Kilmer, a former principal at Carlton Comprehensive High Scho...

A large red structure now decorates the front lawn of Prince Albert's Margo Fournier Centre, restricting all front access into the facility.The fence was erected by the city Wednesday morning. City Ma...

Pending a future vote by Prince Albert city council, food truck vendors in the city will have to maintain a 100 m. buffer zone from any established restaurant.The bylaw amendment was discussed during ...

All appeals have been dismissed by the Saskatchewan Court of Appeal (COA), with relation to arguments surrounding a controversial flag once flown outside Prince Albert City Hall.In a written decision ...

Some big plans have been proposed for Little Red River Park.Representatives from the Rock 'n Road Cycling Club want to build a mountain bike skills park in the area north of Cosmo Lodge. Club member D...

The financial impact from COVID-19 continues to rise for municipalities across the Saskatchewan, and the latest deficit projection for the City of Prince Albert is $906,606.The updated forecast was pr...

Prince Albert City Council has officially rubber stamped changes to the city's election bylaw which will include flexibility for mail-in ballots, and the option for drive-thru voting at the Prince Alb...

Pools of oil and large cracks remain scattered throughout the 300 block of sixth St. E in Prince Albert's midtown area..In an interview with paNOW last week, the City's Roadways Manager Brent Kennedy ...

Former Prince Albert Carlton MLA Darryl Hickie has formally entered the mayoral race for the Nov. 9 civic election. The recently retired former Prince Albert police officer, now in his mid-fifties, pr...