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CityPage September 1, 2022 Edition

Posted on Thursday, September 01, 2022 08:00 AM

In this week's CityPage issue: Sheep Leaving Parade, Harbour Pool Public Swims, Public Hearing Notice, August Good Neighbour Recipients, and more...

HARBOUR POOL PUBLIC SWIMS Youth Swim - Goodbye Summer
Saturday, September 10
7-9pm

A special thank you to the Fort Saskatchewan Lions Club for sponsoring this swim.

Community Loonie Swim
Saturday, September 17
2-4pm

A special thank you to The Retreat Salon and Spa for sponsoring this swim.

More information: fortsask.ca/swim

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Fort Saskatchewan Celebrates Alberta Day

Posted on Monday, August 29, 2022 04:24 PM

Celebrating Alberta’s unique spirit, culture, and heritage this September 3

The City of Fort Saskatchewan will be hosting its first ever Alberta Day celebration on Saturday, September 3.

The Government of Alberta recently announced the establishment of a new annual tradition in celebration of the day the Alberta Act came into effect. The Alberta Act formally established the Province of Alberta on September 1, 1905. September 1 will be recognized in perpetuity as Alberta Day. The...

CityPage August 25, 2022 Edition

Posted on Thursday, August 25, 2022 08:00 AM

In this week's CityPage issue: Sheep Leaving Parade, Harbour Pool Public Swims, Back to School Transit Schedule, Public Auction Land Sale Notice, Grandparents who parent support group, and more...

HARBOUR POOL PUBLIC SWIMS BACK TO SCHOOL BASH
Friday, August 26
1-4pm

A special thank you to MEGlobal Canada ULC for sponsoring this swim.

YOUTH SWIM - GOODBYE SUMMER
Saturday, September 10
7-9pm

A special thank you to the Fort Saskatchewan Lions Club for sponsoring this swim.

More...

Pedestrian Bridge Repairs

Posted on Tuesday, August 23, 2022 10:11 AM

Repair work to start on September 6, 2022

Back in July 21, 2022, a vehicle with an oversized load hit the pedestrian overpass bridge over Highway 15 causing damage. Repairs to the bridge is scheduled to start on September 6, 2022. The work should be completed within four to six weeks (weather-permitting).

As advised by the City’s engineering consultant, the pedestrian bridge will remain closed for public safety until the repairs are done. Traffic disruption to a single lane...