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Sheep Week is baaack!

Celebrate all of the fun of sheep with trivia, pictures, videos and more

The City of Fort Saskatchewan is celebrating Sheep Week for the week of August 26 to September 1. The City’s social media outlets are filled with sheep facts, pictures, crafts and highlights of our favourite woolly friends. Using #SheepWeek, you too can get involved on Instagram, Twitter and Facebook.

Enter our #sheepie contest to win a great prize. Submit a photo with you and any sheep (real or fake – get creative!) and share...

Retail Gap Analysis Results Released

In May of this year The City of Fort Saskatchewan hired Key Planning Strategies, Colliers International and Keyfax Market Research to conduct a city-wide retail market and gap analysis. A consumer intercept survey in May allowed residents to provide their insights on retail shopping in Fort Saskatchewan. The last retail market and gap analysis was completed in 2016.

The study is complete and some key findings substantiate that Fort Saskatchewan is a regional service hub representing a $1.2 billion...

City launches good neighbour award

FCSS and the City of Fort Saskatchewan are proud recognize the Good Neighbours  in our city who connect, energize and celebrate our community — They're the special ingredient that makes Fort Saskatchewan a great place to live.

Nominate a Good Neighbour!

It can be the neighbour who offers to shovel driveways, who organizes neighbourhood events, or simply someone who’s always there to offer a helping hand. The Good Neighbour Award recognizes these outstanding neighbours who contribute to a...

Fort Saskatchewan joins Coalition of Inclusive Municipalities

The Coalition of Inclusive Municipalities (CIM) is an initiative calling on municipalities from across Canada to be part of a larger international coalition of cities to combat racism, discrimination, exclusion and intolerance. City Council voted to join the coalition in April and administration is working on an action plan for diversity and inclusion.

“Municipal governments have an important role to play in fostering equality and respect for all citizens. Joining CIM will broaden and strengthen our...

Sheep Unavailable Thursday, August 8

Due to the RCMP Musical Ride, the Sheep will not be available to the public on Thursday, August 8th. They will return to their regular schedule on Friday, August 9th.

You can visit the Sheep at the Fort Heritage Precinct, 10006 – 100 Avenue Thursdays to Sundays from 1:00 – 8:00pm.