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Welcome to the Rotary Club of Prince Albert!
Prince Albert

Service Above Self

We meet In Person
Mondays at 12:00 PM
Coronet Prince Albert
3551 2nd Ave West
Prince Albert, SK S6V 5G1
Canada
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The park is officially open! Thank you to everyone that came to celebrate with us. Special shout out to Saskatchewan Rivers School Division and Prince Albert Catholic School Division for arranging for over 120 students to attend the Grand Opening and show all of the sponsors, dignitaries, and Rotarians why the Park is so special! The sound of laughter, excitement and active play was a perfect backdrop to the grand opening ceremony.
 
Thank you to our Grand Opening partners, the City of Prince Albert and Lake Country Co-op for helping make the celebration a success.
 
Thanks to paNOW and the Prince Albert Daily Herald for being in attendance, Maxwell Music for the sound system, Snake Lake Contracting for the stage, Tatanka Kuwa Drum Group for the welcome and victory songs, and all of our dignitaries for the comments.
 
 
 
A big thank you again to all of the sponsors and donors that made Rotary Adventure Park possible. 
 
Adventurer
 
Explorer
 
Voyager
 
Wayfarer
Rotarian Bob Twyver
Rotarian Les Mewis
 
SightSeer
Rotarian Harvey Agnew
Rotarian Clint Thierman
Rotarian Brian Harris
Rotarian Brian Martin
Rotarian Keith Fonstad
Rotarian Duane Hayunga
Rotarian Chris Clinton
 
Friend
Rotarian Morley Harrison
Harris Family
Join us on Friday, September 15th at 11 am for the Grand Opening of the new Rotary Adventure Park at Little Red.  Open to the public.  Lake Country Co-op is providing a picnic lunch.
 
As we approach the Grand Opening of the Rotary Adventure Park, we want to celebrate this milestone with our partners, sponsors, grantors, and donors.  Please click here for more information.
 
We also want to thank all of those who supported and attended our fundraising events over the last four years.
 
Without all of the support from partners, sponsors, grantors, donors, participants and Rotarians and their families, this Park would not have happened.  A heart felt THANK YOU to everyone!
 
Thank you to everyone that came out to the Prince Albert Exhibition Parade and gave your enthusiasm to our Rotarians who were in the parade. We hope everyone enjoyed themselves and had a chance to take in some of the events at the exhibition! Our Rotarians certainly had a great time getting out in the community!
 
We're really proud to have some great members in our club. One of our newer members, Lisa, has been making a difference in her community through Rotary and through her employment at River Park Funeral Home. Check out this great article by the Prince Albert Daily Herald!
Thank you Carla Beck for dropping by our Rotary lunch to talk about our wonderful province! Our membership appreciated being able to discuss important topics while looking toward the future.
 
Thank you to staff from Paper Excellence, who came to Monday's Rotary luncheon to talk about the future of the Prince Albert Pulp Mill, the forestry industry in Saskatchewan, and challenges and hopes they have for the opening of the mill. 
Thank you to all of our amazing Wine Premier 2022 sponsors! It was a wonderful evening and we raised $28,000 for the Mont St Joseph Foundation and future community projects!
 
 
 
Yesterday, Prince Albert Rotarians welcomed Ed Dean as a brand new member. We're excited to to add a new member to our ranks, and look forward to working with Ed!
 
On Monday, Erica Bailey--a Prince Albert Rotarian--shared her story and struggle with Lipedema: a chronic, incurable condition that causes painful, pebbly, adipose tissue (pebbly fat) in the lower half of the body. This condition does not respond to diet and exercise and affects 11% of women and 1% of men. Lipedema can leave those with the condition in incredible pain and can eventually cause permanent disability as a result. Those with Lipedema also struggle with mental health issues, with sufferers assuming responsibility for not being able to get rid of the offending fat, which is compounded by the low awareness of the condition even among doctors. 
 
Thank you Erica for bravely sharing your struggle with pain, misunderstanding, surgery, and activism. 
 
 
Photo: In her youth, Erica was active in sports and physical activity. Lipedema later made these activities difficult and was not improved with any kind of diet or exercise.
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