That ain't no baby shark!! (Nigel Maxwell/ paNOW Staff)

By Nigel Maxwell

Family fun

Massive snow shark lands on Prince Albert family’s yard

Dec 20, 2024 | 5:00 PM

A Prince Albert family is swimming in festive spirit.

Using ice and now, Steven Fraser and his three young daughters carved a massive shark sculpture, which now sits prominently outside their house on Lacroix Cres. Fraser revealed to paNOW the family had done something similar several years ago when they lived at La Ronge.

“My daughters always wanted to build another one so we got a big patch of snow and we knew exactly what to do with it,” he said.

This jaw dropping endeavor started after the big snow storm two weeks ago and Fraser acknowledged it’s been quite the process compacting all the snow. Most of the carving was done after he comes home from work at Sask Polytech. And while the entire shark appears to be 10 to 15 feet long, Fraser wasn’t actually sure how big it is.

“All I know it’s one tree to the other tree,” he said laughing.

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This shark would make Hollywood director Steven Spielberg proud. (Nigel Maxwell/ paNOW Staff)

While speaking with Fraser, his young daughters looked excitedly out the window, and giggled as people stopped and took pictures. The proud father said the goal of the project was simply for the family to do something together.

“Something constructive, something they could feel proud of,” he said.

And the attraction is not entirely finn-ished. Fraser hinted that in the coming weeks plans to add more smaller sculptures to the front yard.

This reporter’s daughter was invited to take a closer look. (Nigel Maxwell/ paNOW Staff)

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