Media Releases

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.

Over the last several days, the City has been experiencing issues relating to the discoloration of the water supply. As a matter of information, the City would like to assure residents that this is considered normal and that the supply of City water remains safe for consumption.

The City of Prince Albert advises residents that Little Red River Park is scheduled to reopen on Tuesday, June 30, 2026, following a temporary closure due to elevated water levels on the North Saskatchewan River. The Knotty Pine Bistro will also resume normal operations on June 30.

A section of Little Red River Park will be temporarily closed on Friday, June 26, 2026, due to elevated water levels on the North Saskatchewan River with the potential of back-up of water into the core area of the park.

The Water Security Agency (WSA) has issued a High Flow Advisory for the North Saskatchewan and Saskatchewan River systems.

The City of Prince Albert is pleased to recognize a generous $100,000 donation from the Vaughn Wyant Group toward the sponsorship of the ice resurfacer at the Lake Country Co-op Leisure Centre.

Just over a year after opening, the Lake Country Co-op Leisure Centre is already making a significant impact in Prince Albert, with strong participation numbers that demonstrate the community's enthusiasm for the new facility.

The City of Prince Albert is excited to launch its new Summer Programs webpage, a one-stop online resource that brings together camps, activities, and programs offered by local organizations throughout June, July, and August.