Just days after releasing her first book, local author Lana Santana is already an Amazon bestseller. Santana’s book, ‘Heartache & Lemonade‘ is a poetry collection that she wrote during the COVID-19 lockdowns. “This anthology exposes some of the feelings so
The streets of downtown Fort Saskatchewan were lined with people on Saturday for the annual Santa Claus Parade. Around 30 floats from different organizations and businesses throughout the city were ordained with holiday ornaments as they circled the downtown core
A spectacular northern lights show may be coming to the area this weekend. A geomagnetic storm on the surface of the sun from earlier this week has led to the aurora hitting the area this weekend. Experts with the TELUS
Some Remembrance Day themed crosswalks could be making their way into Strathcona County. During the council meeting on November 28, Ward 1 Councillor Robert Parks brought forward the idea to create a report for a Remembrance Day crosswalk. The report
A councillor in the town of Devon has been sentenced to 120 days in jail after pleading guilty to charges of criminal harassment and uttering threats. Anita Fisher, who was also previously mayor of Devon, was placed in custody back
The Santa Parade is coming back to Fort Saskatchewan this weekend. Hosted by the Fort Saskatchewan and District Chamber of Commerce, the parade will be circling the downtown core on December 2 starting at 11 a.m. “It’s a good opportunity
Famoso returned to St. Albert earlier this week. This authentic Neapolitan pizza joint had a brief ribbon cutting ceremony after months of being under renovations. “We made it smaller and cozier,” said Brad Switzer with Famoso St. Albert. “It’s updated
Dow Canada has announced that construction will begin on a $11.5 billion carbon neutral project near Fort Saskatchewan next year. The project, with help from the provincial and federal government, is aiming to make Dow carbon neutral by 2050. There
The Canadian Government has made a deal with Google over the Online New Act. The Online News Act, also called Bill C-18, was passed in June and required tech giants Meta and Google to compensate Canadian news companies for hosting
The Last of Us has been named the largest series ever filmed in Canada. According to Oxford Economics, $141 million was spent in Alberta during the filming of the show’s first season. Half of that cash went towards local cast
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