News Releases

West River’s Edge Boat Launch Now Open for the 2025 Season

The City of Fort Saskatchewan is pleased to announce that the boat launch at West River’s Edge is now open for the 2025 season.

Situated along the scenic North Saskatchewan River, the launch offers convenient access for boaters, paddlers, and anglers eager to get back on the water. With nearby trails, picnic areas, and washroom facilities, West River’s Edge is also an ideal spot for families and outdoor enthusiasts to spend the day.

“West River’s Edge is a favourite destination for both residents...

Council Sets Direction for Aquatic Centre Design Scope

At the regular Council meeting on April 8, 2025, Council approved the design scope of a new aquatic centre.

A range of potential aquatic features and site improvements were considered, informed by modern pool trends, site analysis, insights from regional and recently constructed facilities, cost considerations, and data from the recent public engagement survey. The “What We Heard” report from the Aquatics Survey is available online at fortsask.ca/NewAquaticsProject

Council approved the option that...

Fort Saskatchewan Launches Improved Fort Report Platform for Resident Service Requests

The City of Fort Saskatchewan has launched an updated version of FortReport, the public portal for submitting service requests, feedback, and non-emergency concerns. While the look and feel of the tool remains familiar, the update introduces important improvements to how the City handles and responds to service requests.

The upgraded platform connects directly to the City’s asset management system, improving how service requests are tracked and assigned. It also enhances communication—residents now...

Local artist selected for the 2025 Art in Public Places Program

Celebrating Local Artists

The City of Fort Saskatchewan is proud to announce the selection of the 2025 Art in Public Places Program's adult category winner.

"Art connects us to our past and enriches our community," said Mayor Gale Katchur. "We are delighted to showcase the talent of our local artists through this program."

The 2025 winning artwork is a fibre art piece titled Dr. Henry House, created by resident Ivy Trumpour. Through wet felting, Trumpour crafts backgrounds and uses needles with...

2025 Art in Public Places Program Winner to be unveiled Thursday

Celebrating Local Artists

The City of Fort Saskatchewan is set to highlight local artistic talent with the unveiling of this year’s Art in Public Places Program winner. After a competitive selection process, the City is proud to announce the chosen artwork and artist for 2025.

Reflecting on the selection process, Mayor Gale Katchur emphasized the strength of this year’s submissions. “The level of talent in our community continues to amaze me,” said Mayor Katchur. “It’s exciting to see how local...