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Core Express is not in operation today. All other routes are operating as usual. 

The Prince Albert Minor Football Association (PAMFA) proudly announces that the Crescent Heights Football Field has been officially renamed Wendell Whitter Field, in honour of the late Wendell Whitter, a longtime volunteer, coach, and builder of youth football in the community.

The City of Prince Albert will join a Saskatchewan delegation led by Government Relations Minister Eric Schmalz and Advanced Education Minister Ken Cheveldayoff in Ottawa this week to advocate for a renewed cost-shared federal infrastructure program that is vital to the future growth and stability of municipalities across the province.

The skate park will be closed September 29–October 3 for annual maintenance and concrete sealing.

In recognition of the National Day for Truth and Reconciliation and Orange Shirt Day on September 30^th , the City of Prince Albert would like to encourage everyone to wear an orange shirt in honour of the children who survived the Indian Residential Schools in Canada and remember those who didn’t.

Residents are advised that weekly garbage collection will be discontinued starting in October, and garbage collection will return to the bi-weekly schedule. 

Public Notice is hereby given that the Council of the City of Prince Albert intends to consider Bylaw No. 25 of 2025 to amend The City of Prince Albert Zoning Bylaw No. 1 of 2019.

The City of Prince Albert invites you to the 2025 Culture Days! More than thirty FREE events and opportunities will be offered during the three-week national celebration from September 19 to October 12, 2025. A complete schedule of all the free events is available on the Prince Albert Culture Days Hub Page.

SaskEnergy will conduct a controlled flare on Tuesday, September 16th, 2025, at the SaskEnergy Town Border Station, which is located on the southwest edge of the City of Prince Albert, south of 36th Street West and west of 4th Avenue West, directly west of the Rose Garden Hospice. 

Safety improvements were recently completed at the intersection of 22nd Street and 1st Avenue West to reduce the frequency and severity of collisions. This project was fully funded with the generous support of SGI.