CityPage April 2, 2026 Edition

Plan Your Easter Long Weekend in Fort Sask

Easter long weekend is almost here! On Good Friday (April 3) and Easter Monday (April 6), City Hall, the Transfer Station, Fort Heritage Precinct, and the Library will be closed.

Please note: Fort Sask Transit will not operate on Good Friday, but runs regular service on Easter Monday.

Looking to get out and enjoy the day?

• Dow Centennial Centre: 10:00 am - 6:00 pm (Friday & Monday)

• Harbour Pool: 1:30 pm - 4:30 pm (Friday & Monday)

• Easter Loonie Swim at Harbour Pool: Saturday, April 4, 2:00 pm - 4:00 pm

Please note at Dow Centennial Centre:

• No drop-in fitness classes (Friday through Monday)
• No childminding (Friday & Monday)

Both facilities are open regular hours on Saturday and Sunday. Visit fortsask.ca/Drop-ins for full activity details.

Plan ahead and make the most of your long weekend in Fort Sask!

Spring Drop-In Schedules Started April 1

Longer days and a new season mean more ways to stay active in Fort Sask. Spring drop-in schedules at the Dow Centennial Centre and Harbour Pool began April 1, with a full lineup of swimming, fitness classes, and casual sports to fit your routine.

Whether you’re looking to get in a morning lane swim, join a midday fitness class, or bring the family out for a public swim, there are options throughout the week. Popular favourites like aquasize, yoga, strength classes, and drop-in sports are all back, along with flexible times to make it easier to fit activity into your day.

Schedules run through the spring season and are subject to change, so it’s a good idea to check online before you head out.

View full schedules and plan your visit at fortsask.ca/Drop-ins.

Spring Fitness Classes Start Soon

Get ready to refresh your routine! Spring fitness classes at the Dow Centennial Centre begin the second week of April.

With a wide range of registered programs, there are options for every fitness level and interest, from high-energy workouts to strength, mobility, and low-impact classes. Whether you’re looking to build endurance, try something new, or stay consistent with your goals, our supportive and welcoming environment will help you stay on track.

Spaces fill quickly, so now is the perfect time to secure your spot and commit to a strong, active start to the season.

View our Spring & Summer 2026 Leisure Guide at fortsask.ca/LeisureGuide for program options and register online today at fortsask.ca/GoLeisure.

Harbour Pool Swims & Programs

Easter Loonie Swim

Saturday, April 4
2:00 – 4:00 pm
Sponsored by: Park Pest Control

Retro-Arcade Youth Loonie Swim

Saturday, April 18
7:00 – 9:00 pm
Sponsored by: Vera Homes

Check out our Spring/Summer drop‑in schedules for more swim times at fortsask.ca/Drop-ins.

Lifesaving Society Bronze Medallion

Ready to take your swimming skills to the next level? The Bronze Medallion program builds the judgment, knowledge, skill, and fitness needed for real-life water rescues. Practice lifesaving techniques, work through rescue scenarios, and strengthen your problem-solving and decision-making skills, all while gaining confidence in and around the water.

Prerequisite: Bronze Star or 13+ years
Dates: April 7-16
Days & Time: Tuesdays and Thursdays | 4:00 – 8:00 pm

Take the next step toward becoming a certified lifesaver. Register now at fortsask.ca/GoLeisure.

Easter Fun at the Fort Heritage Precinct

Hop on over for a fun-filled afternoon of Easter activities at the Fort Heritage Precinct on Friday, April 11 from 1:00 – 4:00 pm.

This free, drop-in community event is perfect for families looking to celebrate the season together. Visitors can enjoy:

• Face painting
• Games and crafts
• Egg-citing Easter activities
• A festive, family-friendly atmosphere

No registration is required, just bring your Easter spirit and join the fun!

This event is proudly sponsored by MEGlobal.

Visit fortheritageprecinct.ca/Public-Programs for more Fort Heritage Precinct programs.

Mounties and Monsters: A New Role-Playing Experience

Step into the March West through a tabletop role‑playing game for young adults at the Fort Heritage Precinct. Across four sessions, participants become members of the North West Mounted Police, facing historic challenges and imaginative storytelling inspired by the Canadian West.

In the game, “monsters” symbolize real environmental and survival obstacles such as prairie storms, river crossings, disease, exhaustion, scarce supplies, and isolation, alongside imaginative creatures inspired by Indigenous folklore that add depth and creativity to the story.

This program is beginner friendly and all materials are provided. For ages 14-21.

Dates: April 13, 20, 27 & May 4
Time: 6:00 - 9:00 pm
Cost: $100 (for all sessions)
Course Code: 19285

Register online at fortsask.ca/GoLeisure.

Cook, Learn, and Taste History at the Fort Heritage Precinct

Step into the kitchen and discover how resourceful cooks of the past made simple ingredients go a long way. The Thrifty Cooking series at the Fort Heritage Precinct brings history to life through hands-on recipes pulled straight from the museum’s cookbook collection.

Each session offers a chance to learn practical skills, try something new, and enjoy the results. Designed for ages 14+, with small class sizes (maximum 12 participants), it’s a fun and interactive way to connect with local history.

Upcoming Sessions:

• Pasta and Crackers
  Apr 18 | 1:00 - 3:00 pm | $25
• Potato Soup
  May 2 | 1:00 - 3:00 pm | $25
• Freezer Jam
  May 16 | 1:00 - 3:00 pm | $25
• Pumpkin Fritters
  May 30 | 1:00 - 3:00 pm | $25

Register online through fortsask.ca/GoLeisure.

Upcoming FCSS Programs and Workshops

Insurance Needs for Non-Profits

Introductory workshop for nonprofit staff and volunteers on the insurance needs of nonprofit organizations. Learn about key policies such as general liability and directors’ and officers’ coverage, and gain a basic understanding of the claims process so you can better protect your people, programs, and mission.

Date: Thursday, April 9
Time: 6:30 –7:30 pm
Location: Lang Room, City Hall

Register online by April 7 at fortsask.ca/GoLeisure.

Silver Screamers

Join Fort Saskatchewan FCSS and Fort Cinema for a free community matinee.

Date: April 15
Time: 2:00 - 3:30 pm
Admission: Free drop-in
Tickets: Pick up your free ticket at Fort Cinema

Watch the trailer for Silver Screamers on YouTube.

Everyone is welcome, seniors, families, youth, and kids!

Refrigerant Item Drop-Off Resumes April 7

Starting April 7, the Transfer & Eco Station will once again accept fridges, freezers, and other items containing refrigerant.

To ensure the safe and environmentally responsible servicing of these units, there is a $25 per unit fee for refrigerant-containing items.

For more details, visit fortsask.ca/TransferStation.

Employment Opportunities

Take Your Career in the Right Direction

Looking for meaningful work in a fast‑paced, customer‑focused organization?

The City of Fort Saskatchewan offers rewarding careers where your work makes a real impact, and where employees are respected, supported, and valued.

Now Hiring

We’re currently accepting applications for the following roles:

• Accounting Clerk I (Casual)
  Apply by April 7, 2026

• Legislative Officer (Permanent, Full Time)
  Apply by April 14, 2026

• Police Clerk - Communications (Temporary, Full Time)
  Apply by April 15, 2026

Additional opportunities, including seasonal and recreation roles, are posted regularly.

View full job details and apply online, visit fortsask.ca/Careers.

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See something that needs repair or have a question for the City? Submit a request online at fortreport.ca.

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