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Ride the bus for free on Wednesday, June 3 to recognize Clean Air Day across Canada. Residents are encouraged to ride the bus for free on Wednesday to help reduce air pollution and support environmentally friendly transportation options in our community. Those who qualify for Access Transit services will also be able to enjoy free transit on June 3.

Construction is continuing on 6 Avenue East and both northbound and southbound traffic is reduced to one lane. Transit stops between 22 Street East and 28 Street East will be closed until construction is completed.

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

Broadway North Theatre Company is proud to present its summer feature production, Come From Away, sponsored by The Malcolm Jenkins Family Foundation. The award-winning Canadian musical tells the remarkable true story of kindness, compassion, and human connection in the aftermath of one of the world's darkest days.

Wednesday, June 3 is Clean Air Day across Canada, and the City of Prince Albert is raising awareness by offering free transit all day.

The City of Prince Albert is inviting representatives from business, finance, faith, housing, and government to participate in a community dialogue session on Tuesday, June 2, 2026, to help shape the City's draft Housing Strategy and Action Plan.

The City of Prince Albert advises residents and businesses that 2026 Property Tax Notices are being mailed out today, May 28, 2026. Residents and business owners can expect to begin receiving their notices by mail starting Friday.

Effective May 26, 2026, at 2:00 p.m., a Fire Ban has been declared for all areas north of the North Saskatchewan River within the City of Prince Albert.

Pursuant to Section 187 of The Cities Act, notice is hereby given
that the assessment notices for the City of Prince Albert for the
year 2026 are being mailed on January 28, 2026 by regular mail.

The City of Prince Albert advises residents that Little Red River Park is scheduled to reopen on Friday, May 22, including services at the Cosmo Lodge/Knotty Pine Bistro.  While the park itself will reopen to the public, water levels on the Spruce River remain high and fast-flowing, creating potentially dangerous conditions throughout the area.

The City of Prince Albert is reminding utility customers that beginning June 1, 2026, mailed paper copies of water utility bills will cost $2 per bill. Residents can avoid the fee by switching to free email billing before the deadline.

The first memorandum of understanding (MOU) between the City of Prince Albert and the University of Saskatchewan (USask) was signed today. The agreement commits to bringing university expertise and community priorities together to support residents across Prince Albert.