A major announcement was made Wednesday (Aug.21) in Fort Saskatchewan.

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Experts are saying Fort Saskatchewan could use a few more stores.

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Gale Katchur has been hard at work over her decade long tenure as mayor of Fort Saskatchewan. Her work will continue into the fall as city council focuses on budget and long-term financial sustainability.

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The results of a months-long analysis have been released by the City of Fort Saskatchewan find that regional trade market measures in the billions.

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A 44-unit residential condo complex in Fort Saskatchewan was evacuated after city officials and engineers deemed the building “structurally unsafe.”

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Some communities were put in good light in a recent list.

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A 44-unit residential building in Fort Saskatchewan was ordered evacuated Friday morning after engineers and city officials deemed the building “structurally unsafe.”

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The Fort Saskatchewan Boys and Girls Club are going full force with their fundraising efforts.

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Road construction has gone along smoothly this summer.

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The City of Fort Saskatchewan is welcoming a new business to the community, as the Spark Energy Credit Union opens its doors. Located in the Fort Saskatchewan Chamber Building, the Spark Energy Credit Union grand opening was held on July 26, with Mayor Gale Katchur and several other community members in attendance. The opening event featured face painting, free mini donuts, and an opportunity for community members to tour the business.

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