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In this week's CityPage issue: Enchanted Forest, Youth Care Packages, Nominate an outstanding neighbour, Snow removal reminders, and more...

Trees can be viewed at City Hall or the Fort Saskatchewan Public Library from November 26, 2021 to January 7, 2022.

More information: fortsask.ca/enchanted

NOMINATE AN OUTSTANDING NEIGHBOUR!

FCSS is accepting nominations for this month’s Good Neighbours! If you have a neighbour who contributes to building a strong, vibrant community in any of the...

Snow clearing from City streets will begin Monday, November 22.

View the Snow Clearing Schedule

City crews will place no parking signs in neighbourhoods throughout Fort Saskatchewan to designate when parking restrictions affect your neighbourhood. Please remove your vehicle from the street the night before your designated day. Vehicles remaining on the street will be ticketed and may be towed. The City’s priority is to make the streets safe for all road users by clearing snow quickly and safely. 

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This year’s event festivities will take place outdoors at City Hall

The City of Fort Saskatchewan is ready to light up for the holiday season, but this year with a twist! Lights Up will be held fully outdoors in front of City Hall and in the parking lot to create the safest environment for everyone. Attendees will be able to take socially distanced photos with Saint Nick, grab an individually wrapped cookie, sip on hot chocolate, take home a custom caricature print, warm up at our cozy fireplaces,...

The City of Fort Saskatchewan’s proposed budget for 2022 goes in front of City Council for deliberations starting Monday, November 15 at 9:00 a.m. with the Capital Budget presentation.

“I believe the 2022 proposed budget very accurately reflects our current circumstances as a City. We are a growing community that is still dealing with the effects of the pandemic. During the budget deliberations, I look forward to our team working with the new Council,” says City Manager Troy Fleming.

The budget continues...

The City is committed to diversity, equity and inclusion

The City of Fort Saskatchewan is committed to creating a diverse and inclusive workplace and community. Along with many other actions, the City is launching the Diversity, Equity and inclusion Awareness Campaign.

“This campaign is meant to invite the community to learn and share with us,” said Jennifer Hoyer, Inclusion and Seniors Coordinator, Family Community Support Services, “It is rooted in the belief that there are many opportunities...