Recreation News

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.

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.

It is important to note that communication@xplorrecreation.com is not spam. Community Services officially communicated the email address to the public during the launch of the PerfectMind.com site.

The City of Prince Albert is partnering with the Mann Art Gallery’s Education Program on a new partnership, a one-year pilot initiative designed to strengthen arts education and community programming.

The City of Prince Albert is advising residents that ongoing improvement projects will be taking place at Little Red River Park over the next several weeks to enhance park amenities and improve the visitor experience.

Updated: The City of Prince Albert is pleased to inform residents that swimming lessons are returning to the Lake Country Co-op Leisure Centre this fall and winter!

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.