Media Releases

Prince Albert City Council will consider the proposed 2026 Property Tax Plan at an upcoming City Council meeting on Monday, April 20, 2026.

Heavy snowfall over the past 24 hours has significantly affected travel inside and outside city limits. Crews are nearly finished clearing priority emergency routes and continue to make steady progress to clear bus routes. The duration and volume of snowfall have resulted in delays to transit, garbage, and recycling services.

The public is advised that loud noises may occasionally be heard in the vicinity of the Prince Albert Glass Field Airport while the Airport Wildlife Management Plan (AWMP) is in effect.

Residents are encouraged to report potholes to help prioritize maintenance efforts. Reports can be submitted online through the City’s Report a Concern Portal at: https://srportal.citypa.ca/public (keyword “pothole”), or by contacting the Solutions Hub at 306-953-4884.

As of this afternoon, snow-clearing operations are moving into school zones as crews continue to make strong progress following the recent snowfall that brought approximately 35 cm (14 inches) of snow.

The City of Prince Albert will be conducting a controlled burn of the clean wood pile at the Prince Albert Landfill tomorrow, February 24, 2026.

The City of Prince Albert would like to advise that the Snow Route Parking Ban declared at 4 pm on Thursday, Feb 19, has been lifted. Following the storm earlier this week that brought approximately 35 cm (14 inches) of snow, crews will shift their focus to Transit Routes on Saturday, with a planned downtown snow lift scheduled for Sunday.

The City of Prince Albert advises that the Snow Route Parking Ban is being extended and effective from 4 PM on Thursday, Feb 19, to 4 PM on Saturday, Feb 21. Residents and visitors are asked to avoid parking on designated snow routes to ensure safe, efficient snow clearing.

The City of Prince Albert advises residents that snow removal operations remain ongoing, with crews continuing to clear priority emergency routes and making steady progress. Due to the duration and amount of precipitation during the recent snow event, crews have needed to return to emergency routes to maintain safe access.