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Council Approves Partial River Road Closure to Create a Multi-Use Trail

At the February 28 Council meeting, Council approved the plan to close a portion of River Road to vehicle traffic. The portion to be closed is northeast of the entrance to the Fort Lions Campground and southwest of 119 street. The nearly two-kilometres portion of the road will be converted to a multi-use trail for cyclists and recreational users.

The discussion of River Road dates back to the summer of 2017, when heavy rains caused a portion of the riverbank along River Road to collapse. Since...

Labyrinth at Fort Cinema

Youth Advisory Committee Fundraising Event

The Fort Saskatchewan Youth Advisory Committee (YAC) is inviting everyone to join them in the special screening of the classic movie Labyrinth at the Fort Cinema (9922 100 Street) on Wednesday, March 22 at 7:00 pm. The event will raise funds for local schools to support students that may require assistance with basic needs or access to learning.

With the community facing an increase in living costs, YAC believes it is important to help support local...

New 10-Minute Fire Services Response Map

Fire Services Master Plan coming forward on March 21

The Fort Saskatchewan Fire Master Plan has been prepared to evaluate current response capabilities and to formulate strategic direction for Fire Services. The Plan, among other things, includes an updated 10-Minute Fire Services Response Map. This map informs the requirements for new houses under the National Building Codes.

Houses constructed outside of the 10-minute response zone will be built to a higher standard. These standards are intended...