Available Raw Materials for Investors in The City of Prince Albert

The City of Prince Albert was named after Queen Victoria’s husband and is located in the middle of the province of Saskatchewan where it is regarded as the gateway to the North. The province is technically divided into two parts- the North and the South. Northern Saskatchewan is endowed with lakes and forests, fishing, hunting, and gold and uranium whereas Southern Saskatchewan is known for farming and is characterized by abundant wheat, mustard, barley and canola, cattle ranching and potash mining. Towns of Northern Saskatchewan are Prince Albert, Flin Flon, LA Ronge, Meadle Lake, Nipawin, Shellbrook, Spiritwood and Uranium City respectively with the city of Prince Albert being the largest city in Northern Saskatchewan and when compared in terms of population and size in the entire province, it is considered at this time as the third city in the province of Saskatchewan as a whole after Regina and Saskatoon. The City of Prince Albert is a city on the North Saskatchewan River. The local pulp and paper mill initially announced its closure after serving as the City of Prince Albert’s primary economic engine for 60-75 years but is about to restart. The City of Prince Albert has been a hub for call centres. With the reopening of the pulp and paper mill, investors are invited to take advantage of the strategic location of the City of Prince Albert and get massive returns on their investments. The current mayor of the city Greg Dionne continues to engage with investors to see to the birth of many more jobs which by implication would attract many more people bringing in more prosperity not just to the City but to Saskatchewan. In summary, if you are an investor interested in wheat, mustard, barley etc, you now know that you would not go wrong coming to the city of Prince Albert.