On Monday, June 16, ATCO hosted an open house at the Fort Saskatchewan Community Hall to help the community learn more about the company’s upcoming Yellowhead Pipeline project.
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On Monday, June 16, ATCO hosted an open house at the Fort Saskatchewan Community Hall to help the community learn more about the company’s upcoming Yellowhead Pipeline project.
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The results of Strathcona County’s 2023 Public Satisfaction Survey (PSS) have been released, and they show a very positive outlook on the County from the perspective of the residents.
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City Council passed the 2025 Property Tax Bylaw at the May 13 regular Council meeting. The bylaw is based on the City’s approved 2025 operating budget of $100.2 million and a capital budget of $14.2 million.
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The City of Fort Saskatchewan is planning for a new neighbourhood development in the south of the city.
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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 expansion in Fort Saskatchewan.
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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 in the municipal portion of property taxes.
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Following the news of Dow hitting the pause button on its Path2Zero petrochemical project in Fort Saskatchewan, local mayors are confident the project remains viable.
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Premier Danielle Smith says she’s confident Dow Inc. will move ahead with its $9-billion petrochemical project in Alberta, even though the company said it will delay construction on the massive development.
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Dow Inc. said it’s delaying construction at a major chemicals project in Canada until market conditions improve, cutting the US company’s capital spending plan for the year by $1 billion.
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A range of potential aquatic features and site improvements were considered, informed by modern pool trends, site analysis, insights from regional and recently constructed facilities, cost considerations, and data from the recent public engagement survey. The “What We Heard” report from the Aquatics Survey is available online at fortsask.ca/NewAquaticsProject.
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