The City of Prince Albert will explore the possibility of turning the Diefenbaker Bridge into a toll bridge.
The idea was proposed by city Coun. Christine Miller.
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Miller said it would be a way to raise money for a second bridge.
The report will also look at whether Prince Albert residents should pay the toll.
Officials have been lobbying for a second bridge for years.
Repairs and traffic congestion on Diefenbaker Bridge have been ongoing problems.
Diefenbaker Bridge is also a lifeline into northern Saskatchewan.
Miller expects the report will take several months.
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