Tag Archives: People
Grade Four class learns about and addresses municipal issues
This past year, a grade four class at St. Francis School learned about municipal and provincial government as a part of their social studies program.As a part of the lesson, the students sent letters ...
Jul 24, 2021
Children learn about different cultures at Prince Albert's Multicultural Council summer camp
The Prince Albert Multicultural Council held their annual day camp this week at Little Red River Park that was full of learning about cultures from around the world.Over the past couple of days, campe...
Jul 23, 2021
Additional passing lanes improve safety on Highway Two
Two sets of passing lanes were recently constructed on Highway Two, between the Prince Albert and Christopher Lake about 31 kilometers north of the city.The project cost about $7.5 million dollars. Lo...
Jul 22, 2021
City in discussions with Miller Contracting about developing residential area
The City of Prince Albert is in discussions with a local contractor on future plans for the site of the former Angus Mirasty School.In 2019, the city made a trade with the Prince Albert Grand Council....
Jul 21, 2021
Prince Albert looks to increase debt limit to complete capital projects
The City of Prince Albert is seeking councils approval to proceed with an application to the Saskatchewan Municipal Board to increase the approved debt limit by $10 million dollars to $75 million. "Th...
Jul 21, 2021
Northern outfitter looks forward to welcoming back American clientele
On Monday, Canada was given word that fully vaccinated U.S. citizens can enter its borders on Aug. 9.For those like Wayne Galloway, a northern outfitter who depends exclusively on American clients, th...
Jul 21, 2021
Airport Strategic Master Plan approved by city council
The City of Prince Albert has a better idea of the long term outlook at Glass Field now that the Airport Strategic Master Plan has been released. The plan suggests over $40 million worth of upgrades a...
Jul 20, 2021
Prince Albert council votes to reduce costs owing by Rose Garden Hospice Association
Council turned down a request from the Rose Garden Hospice Association to trade the city a piece of land in exchange for the forgiveness of some outstanding levies and servicing fees. Instead, council...
Jul 20, 2021
Council approves plans for upgrades at Little Red River Park
A priority list to add a few improvements to Little Red River Park has been unanimously approved by city council at yesterday's executive meeting.In 2020 the park had quite a few accomplishments, Tim ...
Jul 20, 2021
Radar search for graves at site of former residential school in Delmas a long process
The radar search for graves at the former residential school site at Delmas could take many more months before it is fully complete.Battlefords Agency Tribal Chiefs project lead on the ground searches...
Jul 19, 2021
