Prince Albert
Saskatchewan
Prince Albert has a metropolitan population of more than 42,000 people, making it the third-largest city in the province. The area was made a town in 1885 and was incorporated as a city in 1904. Prince Albert is near the centre of Saskatchewan and is considered to be the Gateway of the North.
Many different industries have been important to Prince Albert over the years including forestry, agriculture, mining, retail, and tourism. Biofuels have become more important to the city in recent years. A large number of people in the community are employed in the government service sector.
What You Can See and Do in Prince Albert
Prince Albert may be small, but it is certainly no slouch when it comes to having places for visitors and locals alike.
From the Prince Albert Historical Museum's guided tours of local heritage, to showing off your artistry at the Arts Centre; from making a splash in Kinsmen Water Park on hot summer days, right up through exploring all that nature has provided during an excursion into Prince Albert National Park - there are plenty of experiences awaiting you.
Step outside and explore Waskesiu Lake while paddling or take some photosque shots of wildlife along one of many trails then finish off with trying your luck at Northern Lights Casino. It’s time to see what this town can offer its guests.
Prince Albert Neighbourhoods
Prince Albert provides a wealth of opportunity for those in the market for real estate. With its selection of splendid communities, you're sure to find the perfect fit according to your preferences and budget. Read on to learn more about these charming neighbourhoods and explore all options available.
If you like the neighbourhoods mentioned above, keep in mind that there are even more options when it comes to homes for sale in Prince Albert. Talk with your C21 real estate professional about other communities and all of the properties from which you could choose.
Getting Around in Prince Albert
Prince Albert Transit controls bus transportation in the city. Service is available Monday through Friday from 6:45 a.m. to 7:15 p.m., and on Saturday from 9:45 a.m. to 5:15 p.m.
Glass Field Airport has flights to Saskatoon and Regina regularly. Residents who need to go further will have to go to Saskatoon and then take flights to other destinations. Many highways come through Prince Albert and lead to a range of destinations including Melfort, Regina, Saskatoon, La Ronge, and other locations.
The majority of the residents who live in Prince Albert will have vehicles that they can use for commuting since the buses don’t run around the clock.
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