CityPage March 19, 2026 Edition

Harbour Pool Swims

Spring Break Extra Public Swim

Monday, March 23 - Friday, March 27
1:00 – 4:00 pm
*There will be no lane swim at this time

STAT Public Swim

Friday, April 3 & Monday, April 6
1:00 – 4:00 pm
*There will be no lane swim at this time.

Easter Loonie Swim

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

Check out our Winter (until March 31) and Spring/Summer (effective April 1) drop‑in schedules for more swim times at fortsask.ca/LeisureGuide.

Keep Kids Moving This Spring Break at the Dow Centennial Centre

Keep kids active over spring break with No School Fun Days at the Dow Centennial Centre. Drop-in activities run Monday, March 23 to Friday, March 27, with something for all ages.

From basketball and badminton to soccer, volleyball, and Nerf Wars, there are plenty of ways to stay moving. Younger children can enjoy Kinder Time and Tot Time, while older kids can jump into open gym play.

Children seven years and younger must be accompanied by someone 14 years of age or older.

Check out the No School Fun Days drop-in schedule (page 7) at fortsask.ca/Drop-ins.

We Are Wintering Exhibition

Experience the quiet creativity of winter at We Are Wintering, a new exhibition by the Society of Fort Saskatchewan Artists at the Alberta Lottery Fund Art Gallery in the Dow Centennial Centre.

The exhibit features a collection of works that explore reflection, memory, and the creative spark that often emerges during the stillness of the winter season. The Society of Fort Saskatchewan Artists brings together local artists of all experience levels and continues to play an important role in supporting and showcasing the region’s creative community.

The exhibition runs March 5 - April 6, 2026, with an Artist Meet & Greet on March 26 from 6:30 - 8:30 pm.

The gallery is open Thursday and Friday, 11:00 am - 2:00 pm, and during most events. For general information about the gallery and exhibit, contact the front desk at 780-992-6400. To learn more about the Society of Fort Saskatchewan Artists, visit them on Facebook or email fortsaskartists@gmail.com.
 

Upcoming FCSS Programs and Workshops

Equipping Caregivers – Older Adult Info Series

Support those who support others at this free, drop-in Equipping Caregivers session. Join us to explore practical caregiving tips and local resources for older adults and their families in a welcoming, supportive environment.

Bring a loved one and learn together. No registration required.

Date: Tuesday, April 7
Time: 10:00 - 11:00 am
Location: Pioneer House (10102 100 Ave)

Learn more at fortsask.ca/FCSSworkshops.

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.

Go Paperless for Your Property Tax Notices

Property tax notices will be issued in May. If you’re looking for a convenient way to receive and manage your notice, consider signing up for paperless delivery.

Going paperless means you can access your property tax notice online without waiting for the mail. It’s quick to set up and helps reduce paper use while keeping your information easy to find when you need it.

Learn more and sign up at fortsask.ca/TaxPayment.

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.

Have Your Say on the Land Use Bylaw

The final draft of Fort Saskatchewan’s new Land Use Bylaw will be released on March 16. Review it and share your feedback by April 10.

No registration required for Open House drop-in sessions.

Learn more and provide input: fortsask.ca/LUB

Groundbreaking Marks Start of New Aquatic Facility

On March 18, the City celebrated the official groundbreaking of the new aquatic facility at the Dow Centennial Centre. Mayor Lisa Makin joined Council, project partners, and community members for a ceremonial “shovels in the dirt” event, including a symbolic water pour using water from Harbour Pool.

Once complete, the expanded facility will feature upgraded pools, enhanced aquatic programming, and welcoming community spaces for residents of all ages. Construction is expected to take 18–24 months.

Learn more and follow project updates at fortsask.ca/NewAquaticsFacility.

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:

• Labourer II - Building Maintenance (Permanent, Full Time)
  Apply by March 29, 2026

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

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

Report an Issue

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

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