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Village of Prud'homme- Our Heritage

  • Prud’homme was officially named in 1922 after Bishop Joseph H. Prud’homme, a respected ecclesiastic figure serving Prince Albert and Saskatoon.

  • The village went through multiple names—reflecting its development, founders, and evolving identity—before settling on its current one.

  • It remains a vibrant part of Francophone Saskatchewan’s heritage, rooted in early Catholic missions, education, and cultural preservation.

Prud'homme is located 45 minutes North East of Saskatoon on Highway 27. It is ideally located close enough to enjoy the big city amenities, while still enjoying the peaceful benefits of small community living. 

Office Hours

Tuesday: 8:30am-4:30pm
Wednesday: Closed to Public
Thursday: 8:30am- 4:30pm

 

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