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Canada Day in Fort Saskatchewan is back with even more to enjoy in 2025. Whether you’re an early riser, like our pancakes, love a parade, or are a fireworks fan, there really is something for everyone. Here’s what’s planned for July 1.

The City of Fort Saskatchewan is excited to announce a stellar lineup for this year’s Canada Day celebration at the Legacy Park Bandshell Stage.

Don’t miss out on Fort Saskatchewan’s signature summer kick-off event on Saturday, June 7. The Legacy Park Family Festival is back, featuring great food, entertainment, community, service group booths, and many fun activities.

City Council passed the 2025 Property Tax Bylaw at the May 13 regular Council meeting. The bylaw is based on the City’s approved 2025 operating budget of $100.2 million and a capital budget of $14.2 million.

The City of Fort Saskatchewan is inviting residents to help shape the future of Pryce Alderson Park by voting on the playground’s replacement design. 

The City of Fort Saskatchewan is launching the 2025 curbside waste education & audit program starting May 12, with a focus on green organic carts. The program runs throughout the spring and summer.

The City of Fort Saskatchewan, in partnership with the Lifesaving Society, is proud to continue its commitment to water safety with the return of the Lifejacket Loaner Station at Harbour Pool.

The Fort Saskatchewan Fire Department and IAFF Local 5277 have been nationally recognized for their outstanding fundraising efforts in support of Muscular Dystrophy Canada.

The City of Fort Saskatchewan is proud to announce the opening of its annual Grants to Organizations application period, a fundamental support system for local organizations dedicated to enriching the community.

The City of Fort Saskatchewan is pleased to announce that the boat launch at West River’s Edge is now open for the 2025 season.