COVID-19

Proof of Vaccination or Negative Test

Starting Monday, February 14, 2022 proof of vaccination or negative tests in civic facilities will no longer be required. This decision follows the announcement from the Government of Saskatchewan that the Public Health Order “Proof of Coivd-19 Vaccination or Negative Test” will end Monday.

Restrictions will be lifted at all facilities where they have been previously implemented including the Prince Albert Public Library.

The Prince Albert Public Library Board has followed City of Prince Albert policies throughout the pandemic to present consistent conditions of entry to the public at all city facilities. Prince Albert Public Library locations will change conditions of entry to the library in coordination with other city facilities.

Questions and Clarification

If you are uncertain about what applies at a City facility, please use the contact information below to find out more:

Art Hauser Centre office at 306-953-4848 - Hockey, Skating, etc.
Raider Hockey Club office at 306-764-5348 for Raider Games & Services.
Alfred Jenkins Field House at 306-953-4989 - Fitness Programs, Soccer, etc.
Margo Fournier Centre at 306-953-4816, Aquatics, MFC Fitness Programs & Rentals, Community Clubs.
Arts Centre at 306-953-4811 - Arts Programs, Exhibits & Rentals.
EA Rawlinson Centre at 306-765-1270 - Performing Arts Events & Rentals.
Cooke Municipal Golf Course inquiries should be directed to the Pro Shop at 306-763-2502.
Prince Albert Public Library inquiries should be directed to 306-763-8496.
Museum inquiries should be directed to 306-764-2992
City Hall - 306-953-4367

Masks

Starting Monday, February 28, 2022 masks are no longer mandatory at City facilities. This decision follows the announcement from the Government of Saskatchewan that the Public Health Order “Mandatory Masking Indoor Public Spaces” will end February 28, 2022.

Airport

The Prince Albert Airport is open. Please see the Arrivals and Departures page for details on flights.

The Government of Canada is asking that all travellers have a removeable non-medical mask or face covering large enough to cover their mouth and nose during their travel through Canadian airports and in-flight. The Government of Canada is also advising that no traveller is symptomatic of COVID-19 will be allowed to fly.

Please see the Airport website for details about the COVID-19 Restrictions in effect.

Vaccine Delivery

Please refer to the Saskatchewan Government Website here to learn more about eligibility and where to go to get your vaccination.