Media Releases

Come From Away opens Wednesday, August 12, at the EA Rawlinson Centre for the Arts, with more than 2,000 tickets already sold. Broadway North Theatre Company’s local production promises audiences an unforgettable evening of music, laughter and emotion, bringing the award-winning Broadway musical to life on the Prince Albert stage.

The City of Prince Albert is expanding access to aquatic programming this fall with its largest selection of swimming lessons and certification courses ever offered at the Lake Country Co-op Leisure Centre.

The City of Prince Albert is pleased to share a new video showcasing the Water Treatment Plant Youth Public Art Project, an innovative collaboration that brought together youth, educators, artists, and community partners.

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.

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.

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.