Mackenzie Dawn Hardy was mistakenly released from jail on April 25 after an anonymous individual posing as a crown prosecutor, later found to be her boyfriend, sent fraudulent documents calling for her release to Fort Saskatchewan Correctional Centre. Hardy, along

Fort Saskatchewan has updated its traffic bylaw to align itself with Provincial regulations on e-scooters. Personal e-scooters, electric skateboards, hoverboards, and other similar miniature vehicles are now prohibited from use on all public roadways, sidewalks, and trail systems. They may

Troy Fleming, City Manager for the City of Fort Saskatchewan, has been elected to the Board of Directors for the Canadian Association of Municipal Administrators (CAMA), marking a proud milestone for the city’s top administrator—and the community he represents. Fleming

Fort Saskatchewan’s Family Festival is coming back in 2025, with the date set for Saturday, June 7 from 11 a.m. to 4 p.m.. Featuring food, entertainment, community involvement, service group booths, and plenty of activities, it’s a great way for

The Fort Saskatchewan Homeschool Support Group is holding its annual Used Book Sale on Saturday, May 24 at the Fort Saskatchewan Legion Hall–9964 93 Ave–and it’s more than just a book swap. From 11 a.m. to 4 p.m., families can

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