News Releases

Update on Canada Post Strike Impacts

Mail service disruptions are in effect due to the Canada Post strike, which began on Thursday, September 25.

Residents are encouraged to refrain from sending correspondence or payments to the City by mail until postal services resume.

Alternative options include:

• Dropping off items directly at City Hall (10005-102 Street).
• Using a courier service.
• Utilizing the secure drop box to the right of the main entrance at City Hall, accessible after business hours.

Utility Bills Available for Pick-Up October 6...

Fort Saskatchewan Fire Department Highlights Lithium-Ion Battery Safety this Fire Prevention Week

Fire Prevention Week™ runs October 5–11, 2025, and this year’s theme is “Charge into Fire Safety™: Lithium-Ion Batteries in Your Home.” The City of Fort Saskatchewan and the Fort Saskatchewan Fire Department are reminding residents about the safe use, charging, and disposal of lithium-ion batteries.

“Lithium-ion batteries are in almost everything we use, and while they’re safe when handled properly, they can be dangerous if damaged or charged incorrectly,” said Fire Chief Todd Martens. “This...

City to Host National Day for Truth and Reconciliation and Raising of Healing Hands Teepee

The City of Fort Saskatchewan invites the community to gather on Tuesday, September 30, 10:00 am–3:00 pm, at the Fort Heritage Precinct (inside the old fort) to observe the National Day for Truth and Reconciliation. This free event invites the community to gather in remembrance and learning, fostering connection, reflection, and reconciliation.

Event highlights include:

• Healing Hands of Reconciliation: Raising of a 26-foot teepee featuring artwork by Ojibwe artist Ellie Lagrandeur and hundreds of...

City of Fort Saskatchewan Launches Pedestrian Safety Campaign: When Eyes Lock, It’s Safe to Walk

The City of Fort Saskatchewan is taking another step toward safer streets with the launch of its new pedestrian safety campaign, When Eyes Lock, It’s Safe to Walk.

As part of this initiative, brightly painted prompts will appear on the sidewalk before major crosswalks at notable, high-traffic intersections and on light poles throughout the community. The reminders encourage pedestrians to “look up” and make eye contact with drivers before crossing the street, helping ensure everyone gets home...

Fort’s Summer Send-Off brings Free Family Fun to the Labour Day Weekend

Residents and visitors are invited to celebrate the end of summer with a full day of free, family-friendly fun at Fort’s Summer Send-Off on Saturday, August 30, from 11:00 am to 4:00 pm at the Fort Heritage Precinct.

This year’s event brings together three Fort Saskatchewan favourites in one memorable day: the Sheep Leaving Parade, Alberta Day celebrations, and a special 150th anniversary celebration of the arrival of the North West Mounted Police. 

Visitors can look forward to live entertainment, food...