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The newspaper of the Dioceses of Saskatchewan, Saskatoon and Qu’Appelle
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From the 
October 2026
 issue

Primate visits Anglicans in northern Saskatchewan

A group of clergy and lay leaders gathers at St. Alban's Cathedral in Prince Albert after a service featuring the participation of Prime Shane Parker. In the picture, in back, are Bishop Rick Reed and Primate Shane Parker, while in front, from left, are Jonah Folkmann, Deacon David Zulkoskey, Kathleen Sutton, Deacon Kathleen Stewart, Rob Sterling and Gabriel Hopkins. Photo by Mary Brown
Published on October 1, 2026

PRINCE ALBERT — The Most Rev. Shane Parker, Primate of the National Anglican Church in Canada, was in Saskatchewan for one week in July.

He started the week on July 12, participating in a communion service at St. Alban’s Cathedral.  Parishes were invited to attend the service. Everyone proceeded to the hall following the service for a luncheon and a chance to speak with the Primate.

Other highlights of his visit included a tour of historic St. Mary’s Cemetery and a trip to the north, where he took in some fishing and canoeing and visited Holy Trinity Church at Stanley Mission.