Mackenzie Dawn Hardy was released from Fort Saskatchewan Correctional Centre at the end of April due to forged paperwork. A fraudulent “stay letter” was put in under the name of a Crown prosecutor and sent through a fake “defense council”.
After some renovations to improve the shopping experience for customers, Fort Saskatchewan’s Canadian Tire is ready to open its doors. To celebrate the re-opening, the store is putting on a sale to kick off the warm, summer weather. The store
Fort Saskatchwan City Council passed the 2025 Property Tax Bylaw at the May 13th meeting. With an approved operating budget of $100.2 million and a capital budget of $14.2 million, the average residential property will see an estimated 5.40% increase
The City of Fort Saskatchewan is inviting their residents to voice their opinions on new playground designs for Pryce Alderson Park. The update comes as the current playground structure is reaching the end of its life cycle and is due
A mix of sun and cloud today may give way to scattered showers and a risk of thunderstorms by afternoon. Rain becomes more widespread tonight, along with gusty winds as a cooler air mass moves in. Skies clear Thursday morning,
Fort Saskatchewan is continuing its partnership with the Lifesaving Society to return the Lifejacket Loaner station outside of Harbour Pool. The station will give free access to lifejackets in all sizes, including infant, toddler, and adult. It’s open from May
Mild temperatures and a mix of sun and cloud set the tone for a calm and comfortable Friday. The weekend stays on track with similar fair conditions, making it ideal for outdoor plans. Clouds begin to build late Sunday, signaling
A 22-year-old substitute educational assistant has been charged in connection with a reported sexual relationship involving a student at SouthPointe School. Fort Saskatchewan RCMP launched an investigation on April 28, 2025, after receiving information about the alleged relationship. Police say
Local non-profit thrift store Twice But Nice (TBN) celebrated another successful year at its Annual General Meeting, held May 1 at the Dow Centennial Centre. The organization reported strong financials, growing community impact, and outlined ambitious goals for the year
The Fort Saskatchewan Fire Department and IAFF Local 5277 have received national recognition from Muscular Dystrophy Canada (MDC) for achieving the largest year-over-year fundraising increase among participating fire services across the country. The award, which highlights exceptional fundraising growth, will
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