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 Civic and School Board Elections

Introduction

Elections for City of Prince Albert City Council, Roman Catholic Separate School Division No. 6 School Board and Saskatchewan Rivers School Division No. 119 School Board occur every three (3) years.  As each Election and By-Election approaches, this webpage will be updated to provide you with the most up-to-date information you require to understand the election process and how to become a candidate for one of the following:

  • Mayor
  • Eight (8) Councilors
  • Six (6) Separate School Board Members - In-City Subdivision
  • Five (5) Public School Board Members - In-City Subdivision.

The next general Civic and School Board elections will be held in October 24, 2012.

Civic government is involved in many aspects of our daily lives – from providing public transit, drinking water, garbage collection and road maintenance to supporting a variety of community programs including recreational activities as well as policing and protecting the citizens of the City.

Voting is a fundamental right of democratic. You are encouraged to participate in Civic and School Board Elections.  Your vote will help select local representatives who will make the laws and policies that determine how our City functions and how we live together.

Click for information regarding the nomination process.

Click for information for voters.

See election results.


 

Municipal Ward Boundaries

In 1993, the Council of the City of Prince Albert passed Bylaw No. 62 of 1993 to establish that our city would be divided into eight wards for the purpose of electing councillors to represent each ward.

In January of 1994, a Municipal Wards Commission established the ward boundaries which were subsequently reviewed by a Municipal Wards Commission in 2003 and again in 2011. Section 60(b) of The Cities Act provides that ward boundaries shall be reviewed at least once every nine years.

The Act also describes that the Commission shall establish boundaries for the required number of wards so that, as nearly as is reasonably practical, the population is evenly distributed among the wards, within a 10 percent variance.

 

See the latest report from the Municipal Wards Commission as well as the current ward map which outlines the boundaries of each ward.

City of Prince Albert
Elections Returning Office
1084 Central Avenue
Prince Albert, SK
S6V 7P3

Phone: (306) 953-4308
Fax: (306) 953-4313
Email:
election@citypa.com

City of Prince Albert
Elections Returning Office
1084 Central Avenue
Prince Albert, SK
S6V 7P3

Phone: (306) 953-4308
Fax: (306) 953-4313
Email:
election@citypa.com

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