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Prince Albert Historical SocietyBorn in Sherrington, Quebec, on Aug. 16, 1856, and succumbing to death in Prince Albert, Saskatchewan, on Jan. 23, 1917, Tho

Although we have become accustomed to the site of Prince Albert’s King’s Bench Court House overlooking downtown Prince Albert from the top of the Central Avenue viaduct, it has not always had such a grand setting.Built on a natural rise on the southern-most edge of Victoria Square, it is bounded on the north and south by 18th and 19th Streets respectively, on the east by the north-bound lane of Central Avenue, and on the west by Central Avenue’s south-bound lane.

Cancelled people get profiled again, Christopher Nolan better have good lunch on his set, one NYT opinion writer needs to log off more, a film critic introduces a new reviewing rubric and a guy needs to stop eating weed gummies.

Prince Albert Historical SocietyCanada’s oldest bank, the Bank of Montreal (originally established in 1817 as Montreal Bank), opened its first branch in t

Several years ago, the Bill Smiley Archives received a set of photographs from an archive in Winnipeg, Manitoba. The majority of the pictures in the set were taken from the original Prince Albert water tower, which used to stand just east of Second Avenue West between 22nd and 23rd Streets. The photos had been taken by, or for, members of the Bowler family and showed the development of Prince Albert’s west hill around 1912.