Speaking to a crowd gathered outside two new affordable housing complexes on Oct. 10, Bill Powalinsky acknowledged there is a housing shortage in Prince Albert.

The mayor was among a number of dignitaries on hand Friday for the opening of two newly constructed projects which will provide space for young families and those affected by interpersonal violence.

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Powalinsky referenced a recent housing survey which indicated the city was 1,400 units short – apartments, townhouses, condos etc.

“My biggest desire is to see transitional housing and low income housi

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