Government of Saskatchewan funds 12 sober living spaces in Prince Albert with $556,000 a year.

Oct. 21, 2026: $556,000 a year funds 12 sober living spaces in Prince Albert; part of 500-space plan, with 414 now available in Saskatchewan.

IRCNews desk October 21, 2026 Updated October 22, 2026 1 min read

Oct. 21, 2026: $556,000 a year funds 12 sober living spaces in Prince Albert; part of 500-space plan, with 414 now available in Saskatchewan.

For newcomers, students, workers, employers and families in Saskatchewan, 12 new sober living spaces in Prince Albert strengthen recovery supports, fully operational since Oct 1 and part of the province's build-out toward 500 spaces.

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