Fire crews east of Edmonton worked to mop up hot spots early Saturday from a Good Friday wildfire that left parts of the ...

Created in 2004 as a charitable organization, Linking Generations provides mentored and structured visits aimed at building ...

The Fort Saskatchewan Public Library (FSPL) has launched an exciting new coding e-resource for the community called Fiero ...

Naming submissions are being accepted up until April 30. A link to submit names for the contest can be found on the Fort ...

City flags were flown at half-mast on Wednesday, April 9, in recognition of the National Day of Remembrance of the Battle of Vimy Ridge. “We honour the courage and sacrifice of those who served,” said ...

On Saturday, April 12 the Fort Heritage Precinct hosted another successful Easter celebration full of fun family activities. More than 450 attendees enjoyed a range of Easter-themed activities, ...

MacLelland, who teaches kindergarten at Ardrossan Elementary and taught at the school for her practicum, has been selected as the Division’s nominee for this year’s Edwin Parr Teacher Award. The award ...

At the regular Council meeting on April 8, 2025, Council approved the option for the design scope of a new aquatic centre.

Educators across Alberta’s Capital Region have been inspiring their students to become community leaders. With the help of a $1,000 grant from United Way’s Make Your Mark program, local schools have ...

On April 4, 2025, Fort Saskatchewan Mayor gave her annual State of the City Address. The address began by thanking the District Chamber of Commerce for their partnership, and the efforts of our ...

Local second-hand thrift shop Twice But Nice has come a long way since they first opened their doors in 1985. Founded on the idea that Fort Saskatchewan needed an affordable second-hand clothing store ...

In anticipation of a peace deal, back-channels are flowing. Western investment in Russia’s Arctic resources would undermine China’s influence in the region ...