Prince Albert Profile
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About Prince Albert
Prince Albert is Saskatchewan’s third-largest city, on the North Saskatchewan River at the edge of the boreal forest. It bills itself as the Gateway to the North: prairie grain country lies south of the river, while lakes and forest stretch toward Prince Albert National Park. A downtown on the riverbank, provincial correctional and service offices, and a large Indigenous population shape the city. About 38,000 people live in Prince Albert.
Known for
- Gateway to the North at the prairie–boreal edge
- North Saskatchewan River downtown
- Service centre for northern Saskatchewan
- Little Red River Park in the river valley
- Jumping-off point for Prince Albert National Park
See & do
Little Red River Park
River-valley park of trails, ski paths, and forest inside the city.
Prince Albert Arts Centre
Historic fire hall converted to galleries and performance space downtown.
Rotary Trail
Riverbank path through the downtown waterfront.
Historical Museum
Local history in a former fire hall and police station.
Kinsmen Park
Central park, playgrounds, and the civic recreation grounds.
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