News Releases

The City of Fort Saskatchewan has posted its proposed 2026 Operating and Capital Budget, reflecting a continued commitment to building a resilient, inclusive, and sustainable community.

The holiday season officially begins in Fort Saskatchewan with Lights Up! presented by Inter Pipeline.

Fort Saskatchewan and the Royal Canadian Legion Branch 27 have partnered to install 14 Memorial Banners featuring 28 local Veterans along 101st Street and 93rd Avenue.

The official results for the 2025 Municipal Election are now confirmed. A total of 5,962 residents cast their votes in this year’s municipal election, representing a turnout rate of 28.28%. 

This November, the City of Fort Saskatchewan, in partnership with the Family Violence Prevention Working Group, will shine a light on the often-hidden realities of family violence with the “Elephant in the Room” public installation.

The unofficial results for the 2025 Municipal Election are now available.

Mail service disruptions are in effect due to the Canada Post strike, which began on Thursday, September 25.

The City of Fort Saskatchewan and the Fort Saskatchewan Fire Department are reminding residents about the safe use, charging, and disposal of lithium-ion batteries.

The City of Fort Saskatchewan invites the community to gather on Tuesday, September 30, 10:00 am–3:00 pm, at the Fort Heritage Precinct (inside the old fort) to observe the National Day for Truth and Reconciliation.

The City of Fort Saskatchewan is taking another step toward safer streets with the launch of its new pedestrian safety campaign, When Eyes Lock, It’s Safe to Walk.