News Releases

Canada Day to have Virtual Components

As we weather through the COVID-19 pandemic together, it is important to continue celebrating the positive moments. While the limitations put on gatherings remain, they do not limit our creativity, pride or spirit. Which is why, we, the City of Fort Saskatchewan are excited to announce that Canada Day celebrations this year will continue virtually. We have been working hard with municipalities around the Edmonton Metropolitan Region to bring you one joint celebration for 2020. The City of Beaumont,...

Dandelion control is evolving

Around our city and in our lawns, the dandelion is a yearly nuisance. The City deals with dandelions in a different way than you as a homeowner but weather plays a part with the abundance of the yellow flowers.

Dandelions like hot dry weather, this is why we see them in the late spring before the June rains. With roots that can grow up to 2 feet long and are brittle, they easily break off if you try to pull them. If you don't remove the whole root, they will grow up again. That's why your yard could...

City removes fire pit ban from local parks

The City of Fort Saskatchewan Fire Department has removed the ban on outdoor fires at City parks due to the low risk of wildfires at this time. City parks are now ready for residents to enjoy controlled fires within the provided fire pits at Turner Park and West River’s Edge.

 

MEDIA ADVISORY: Seniors’ Week Kick-off in Fort Saskatchewan

June 1-7 is Seniors’ Week in Alberta. This week we show our appreciation for seniors and recognize the important contributions they make to our community. To kick-off we’ll be meeting at City Hall before heading out to seniors’ residences and local grocery stores to chalk the walks and share positive messages. 

                        Event: Seniors’ Week Kick-off       ...

Historic Warden’s Residence Gets a New “Old” Look

Over the past several years, improvements at the Fort Heritage Precinct have kept it preserved and well-maintained. This time, the historic 1937 Warden’s Residence, home to the Fort Heritage Precinct’s Visitor Information Centre and administration, is getting a paint job.

Many residents will be familiar with the white stucco and green trim that they have come to associate with the Warden’s Residence over the past 30 years; but historical photographs and physical examination of the building has revealed...