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Growing Prince Albert

Discover Prince Albert: A Hub of Economic Activity

The Prince Albert region boasts a diverse and robust economic base. Centrally located where north meets south and east meets west, our city and surrounding areas serve as a vital hub for economic activity in Saskatchewan. With a dynamic mix of industries, including government, healthcare, forestry, tourism, agriculture, retail, and mining, Prince Albert is thriving with opportunities for growth and investment.

Key Economic Drivers

  • Healthcare: The largest employer in Prince Albert, healthcare employs nearly 3,000 individuals, representing about 16% of the local workforce.

  • Government and Administration: As a regional administrative centre for the north, Prince Albert hosts extensive local, provincial, and federal governmental operations. This includes two provincial correctional centres, youth camps, and a federal penitentiary employing 250-300 full-time staff.

  • Forestry and Mining: The region benefits from rich natural resources, fostering opportunities in forestry and mining industries.

  • Tourism and Retail: With its natural beauty and unique attractions, tourism thrives, while retail offers a diverse range of services and goods to the community.

A Bright Future: Over $1 Billion in New Construction

Prince Albert is making history with over $1 billion in upcoming development projects. These investments are set to transform the city, improve the quality of life for residents, and attract even more opportunities. Key projects include:

  • One Sky Forest Products OSB Mill: $250 million
  • Construction of the Lake Country Co-op Leisure Centre $110 million

  • The Yard District development: $20 million and growing

  • Second Tower & Larger ER at Victoria Hospital: $900 million

  • First Nations University New Campus: $40-60 million

  • Brar Construction Apartments: $30 million

  • Métis Nation Office & Childcare Space: Costs to be announced

These transformative projects will bring new jobs, increase property values, and make Prince Albert an even better place to live, work, and play.

Invest in Prince Albert

Community Profile

Development Incentives

Planning and Building

Land Inventory

Post Secondary Institutions

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