Tag Archives: Infrastructure

Hockey season may be over in the town of Rosthern, but good news for local players is coming nonetheless. If all goes as planned, it may even mean hockey season gets a little longer for the community ...

After some discussion, city council gave their staff the permission to go ahead to hire a company to design a new terminal building for the airport.The decision to hire a company now does not mean a d...

Alexandra Zbaraschuk doesn't remember much from the day her small car was on the highway near R & W Collision three years ago.Her car stalled, she was as hit by the semi and that is the extent of ...

Work is moving smoothly on the bridge repairs at Little Red River Park in Prince Albert.Some parts of the park were closed this week to allow the contractor to move their equipment and cranes to have ...

With temperatures expected to break into the mid to high 20s this week, many Saskatchewan residents are shutting off their furnaces for what they hope is the last time until next winter. Right through...

Chief Greg Ermine called it a huge day for Sturgeon Lake First Nation.During a special press conference Tuesday afternoon at the band office, plans were officially confirmed for a 10.6 km paving proje...

With winter lingering through much of April, it could've delayed the opening of the community garden operated by the Prince Albert Food Bank. Fortunately, the upcoming stretch of warm weather all but ...

The Town of Shellbrook's budget, which includes money for a new community safety officer as well as a paving project, was finalized during Monday's council meeting.The budget also includes a $50 incre...

City council approved a request to make some upgrades such as having bag dispensers and a fence for an off-leash dog park. Parks and Open Spaces Manager Tim Yeaman was given the go-ahead by council Mo...

Cycling season is just around the corner, as the weather makes it easier for those who want to bike around Prince Albert to do so. There are a few obstacles for cyclists that have nothing to do with m...