Last week the City came together to celebrate the wisdom, experiences, and accomplishments of our seniors in Fort ...

The Safer Communities and Neighbourhoods (SCAN) unit of the Alberta Sheriffs obtained a court order against the property ...

Pride Week is an opportunity to celebrate diversity, promote inclusion, and build awareness around the experiences of ...

Fort MES and RCMP are reminding cyclists to be aware of and to obey all road signage in order to keep everyone safe. Always wear a helmet, and if you are riding on a trail within the Fort Saskatchewan ...

The excitement kicked off with the sheep return parade, which brought back our fluffy grass-trimming herd for the summer. The fun then shot into overdrive with the plethora of games, activities, and ...

The provincial government has committed $14.8 million toward wastewater infrastructure and a major transmission line to serve Lac Ste. Anne County (LSAC) and several summer villages, according to LSAC ...

He recently received his 15-Year Service Award from CAMA – a testament to his belief in the value CAMA has for the profession. The Canadian Association of Municipal Administrators is a national, ...

The Fort Saskatchewan Multicultural Association (FSMA) hosted an end of the month celebration to honour Asian History Month at the Dow Centennial Centre. “FSMA sends heartfelt gratitude to ever who ...

Plains Midstream Canada, a subsidiary of Plains All American (Plains), and Invest Alberta recently celebrated the successful startup of Plains’ natural gas liquids (NGL) fractionation facility ...

Dow volunteers and their families finish serving pancakes at the annual Canada Day Pancake breakfast in Fort Saskatchewan. Back row (L-R) Elaine Wasylenchuk, Sophie Wasylenchuk MacTaggart, Brad De ...

On Saturday, March 22, 20 local leaders were recognized with the King Charles III’s Coronation Medal at a ceremony in Sherwood Park. Of those 20, three individuals were represented from Fort ...

Seniors throughout the country are getting ready for graduation, and as that time approaches the risks of impaired driving accidents rises. In Fort Saskatchewan more than 100 Grade 12 students from ...