Prince Albert Saskatchewan is the third largest and also the oldest city in the province. Built on the sloping south bank of the North Saskatchewan River, Prince Albert is a service, retail and distribution center for the province's resource industries, which include mining, forestry, and agriculture.

Several of the city's establishments celebrate its history, including the Prince Albert Historical Museum, and Historical House of John Diefenbaker. Nearby Prince Albert National Park is the largest protected area in the province and a popular vacation resort with several busy spots such as McPhee, Emma, Christopher, Anglin and Candle lakes. Come see this magical area where the parkland and northern forest regions meet.