Truth and Reconciliation

The City of Prince Albert is pleased to share that a dedication ceremony was held today for the new public artwork Passage Home and Healing Park, located at Scarrow Plaza. The event also commemorated the 150th Anniversary of the Signing of Treaty Six and was presented by Common Weal Community Arts and the City of Prince Albert Public Art Working Group.

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.

The City of Prince Albert, in partnership with the Prince Albert Indian and Métis Friendship Centre (PAIMFC), is proud to announce a historic signing ceremony to formally recognize the development of Ceremonial and Cultural Grounds at the Upper Plains of Little Red River Park.

In 2025, the City will host two free public events focused on Reconciliation and Anti-Racism, inviting residents to engage in meaningful discussions and learning opportunities.