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There will be no transit on Monday, August 3 - Saskatchewan Day. 

The 2026 Exhibition Parade will be held Tuesday, August 4 beginning at 6 p.m. Transit will be rerouted downtown and traffic restrictions will be in place. Transit stops along Central Avenue and River Street East to 6 Avenue East will be closed on August 4 from 4 p.m. to 8 p.m.

Downtown transit will be rerouted on Wednesdays from July 8, 2026 until September 10, 2026 for the Prince Albert Farmer's Market. Central Avenue from 10 Avenue East to 11 Avenue East will be closed to vehicle traffic each Wednesday morning until 1 p.m. Transit stops in front of Prince Albert City Hall will be unavailable during these times.

The Core Express bus is not in service at this time. All other routes are operating as scheduled. 

The City of Prince Albert is advising of planned transit detours and parking restrictions downtown on Tuesday, August 4th to allow for the 2026 Exhibition Parade.

Stay up-to-date on current and upcoming road closures in Prince Albert with our interactive road closure map. The map details ongoing projects and planned restrictions so you can plan your travel routes accordingly. The table displays road closure information.

The City of Prince Albert is inviting residents to attend a Community Accessibility Fair on Tuesday, July 28, beginning at 9:30 a.m. in the playground area at the Alfred Jenkins Field House.

The City of Prince Albert Public Works Department would like to advise residents of upcoming roadway rehabilitation work on 15th Avenue East between 22nd and 28th Street. The project includes asphalt milling, paving, and select concrete repairs. Please refer to the attached map for project limits.
Project Schedule: July 25 to July 31, 2026 (weather permitting)
Impacted Area: Construction activities will occur within the area outlined in red on the attached map.

The City of Prince Albert is reminding transit users to familiarize themselves with transit fares and passenger guidelines before boarding the bus.

Elm trees in Kinsmen Park will be treated with a protective fungicide on Tuesday, July 21, as part of the City of Prince Albert’s efforts to safeguard its American elm population from Dutch Elm Disease (DED).

The City of Prince Albert is providing residents with an update on the water discolouration reported in some areas of the City.

The City of Prince Albert is encouraging residents who have not yet completed their 2026 Census questionnaire to do so as soon as possible.

The playground area at Little Red River Park will be temporarily closed due to rising water levels on the North Saskatchewan River and the potential for flooding within areas of the park.