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  1. Saskatchewan province invests in infrastructure projects in the city of Prince Albert.

Prince Albert receives $497,000 provincial grant for warming program

1 report, 1 independent Updated Oct 1
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The Prince Albert city council is scheduled to consider accepting $497,000 in provincial funding for a proposed two-location overnight warming program through the Saskatchewan Housing Corporation. This grant is $237,000 more than the amount provided for the 2025-26 season, and it is intended to run from early November through March 2027. The new model would involve working with two community agencies to provide separate overnight spaces for men and women.

From paherald.sk.ca

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The funding represents a specific allocation of provincial resources toward social infrastructure in Prince Albert. The grant is designed to expand the capacity of the warming program, which last winter recorded 5,077 visits. The funding is for one winter and does not provide continuing operational support.

Saskatchewan province invests in infrastructure projects in the city of Prince Albert.

From paherald.sk.ca

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  • The increased grant funding might affect the operational costs of the community agencies contracted to run the warming program.

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    The provincial funding allocation could influence the budget for similar social services across the province.

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