Fort Saskatchewan Record
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Several Fort Saskatchewan and area parents and teachers have been circulating petitions, and Elk Island Catholic Schools board announced that they will not be piloting the new draft curriculum.

On April 20, 2021, all 13 Edmonton Metro Region Mayors announced they have committed to work together on a new collaborative economic development initiative. https://www.fortsaskatchewanrecord.com//city-of-fort-saska

"The Edmonton Region Hydrogen HUB was launched this week by an alliance of government, Indigenous, academic, and economic development leaders to kickstart the Edmonton Region’s low- carbon hydrogen economy and position the region, Alberta and Canada for success as the world shifts towards a low-carbon future to address climate change.'"

"The Regional Transit Commission has appointed its first CEO. Paul Jankowski will be the Edmonton Metropolitan Transit Services Commission’s first CEO as of May 17th, 2021."

"Spring has arrived in Fort Saskatchewan and may have already some street sweeping underway. City Crews began residential sweeping and cleaning on April 19, and will continue through to May 7."

"In early March staff solicited and gathered favourite family recipes that have been handed down through the generations. The project experienced some challenges and setbacks due to the coronavirus pandemic, however, the Library has completed the cookbook that is available for free to the community."

"A local teenager and car-crash survivor was the recipient of a bedroom makeover this holiday season, thanks to Fort Saskatchewan-based business Illustrious Interiors."

"Local cases of the coronavirus have remained stable over the holiday season. As of Monday, Jan. 4, there are 54 active cases of COVID-19 in Fort Saskatchewan."

Fort MLA Armstrong-Homeniuk added in a statement that she was disappointed but said: I am very happy that we have a Premier that has listened to Albertans concerns regarding accountability, and has taken appropriate action. Our province can now turn the page and get back to the business of managing the COVID-19 pandemic, and an Alberta Recovery.

A local family is at risk of losing their home due to a struggle with COVID-19.

"Dr. Deena Hinshaw said during Monday’s update that she was alarmed by the continuing rise in case numbers."

"The primary concerns of teachers include administrator lieu time, substandard wellness benefits, and limited personal leaves, such as those required by teachers to care for family members affected by the pandemic."

"On Tuesday, Dec. 1 the Fort Saskatchewan RCMP announced impaired driving charges were laid as a result of the investigation of the two-vehicle collision on Highway 21 that killed two teens, Kai Peters and Alexandra Ollington, and severely injured a third teen, Morgan Maltby."

"From Nov. 1 to Dec. 31, 2020, Fort Saskatchewan residents who sign up for e-billing will be entered for a chance to win one of two prize draws for a $250 credit on their January utility bill."

"Throughout his career, Luong has contributed to more than 80 articles in peer-reviewed journals. He is also a recipient of the 2007 NAIT Award of Distinction, the 2013 Canadian Society for Chemistry/Chemistry in Canada’s Maxxam Award..."

"On Oct. 31, 2020, Fort Saskatchewan residents gathered downtown to protest the Government of Alberta’s introduction of privatization to Alberta’s healthcare system and cuts to public services."

'Social gatherings are the biggest problem, Kenney said. They must stop now.'

We believe, very strongly, that if we can learn about the truths that contribute to MMIWG we gain a better understanding of the barriers that impact them and we can also take steps to educate ourselves and understand the roles we can play in preventing further violence against that population.

"'I read Canadian historical fiction and I am an adoptee myself and I think because I am it was a motivator to explore the topic and create a story I think readers will enjoy and potentially relate to, she said."

"Alberta Health Services confirmed on Friday that Fort Saskatchewan had less than 10 active cases of COVID-19. Although Council set a threshold of above 10 cases to trigger the mandatory mask bylaw, the City says residents should be aware that there are no provisions in the Bylaw to have it expire based on active case counts.

Fort resident Teresa Krohman writes in celebration of her parent's 70th wedding anniversary: