Strathcona County will be the new home of Canada’s largest renewable diesel facility once Imperial Oil’s $720-million project comes online.
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Strathcona County will be the new home of Canada’s largest renewable diesel facility once Imperial Oil’s $720-million project comes online.
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Later this Spring, Strathcona County is conducting their municipal census.
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Fort Saskatchewan is getting a new shoe store.
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For the first time, the wheels on the bus will be hitting Highway 21.
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There might be movement on a missing link between Sherwood Park and Fort Saskatchewan.
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Yet another hydrogen facility is eying development in Alberta’s Industrial Heartland (AIH).
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Fort Saskatchewan’s City Council approved the 2024 Operating and Capital budgets during their meeting on December 12.
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The City of Fort Saskatchewan is the third municipality in less than a month to decide to withdraw from Edmonton Global, a foreign investment agency funded by municipalities through the Edmonton region.
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Strathcona County will host the 25th Alberta Summer Games in 2026, the province announced Wednesday.
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It’s taken some time to cross the finish line, but an $8.8-billion petrochemical megaproject in Alberta is about to move ahead, the first of what could be several major decarbonization developments that tap into federal and provincial incentive programs.
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