Your Guide to Fort Saskatchewan 2018

2018

Fort Saskatchewan YOUR GUIDE

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INSIDE Welcome 4...... Mayor’s Welcome 6...... Discover Fort Saskatchewan 8...... Visitor Information 10.... Plan Your Visit 12.... Meet Awesome Auggie 14.... Amenities Abound

Culture and Events 16.... Community Events 2018 22.... Legacy Park Family Festival 24.... Sheep Grazing 26.... Farmers’ Market 28.... Canada Day Celebrations 32.... Movie Under the Stars 34.... Sheep Week 36.... Holiday Lights Up! 38.... Enchanted Forest 38.... Christmas Marketplace 40.... Santa Claus Parade 42.... Shell Theatre 44....Fort Heritage Precinct 46.... Tidbits of Life at the Fort 48.... Peoples of the North Saskatchewan Festival 50.... Historical Timeline 52.... Our Historic River Valley 54.... Our Beautiful River Valley – A Natural Favourite 55.... City Map 58.... Art in Public Places 63.... Public Library

Leisure and Lifestyle 65.... Community Recreation 66.... Minor Sports Association 66.... Men’s Senior AAA Hockey 66.... Rebels Lacrosse 67.... River Valley Fun 69.... River Valley Trail Map 71.... Explore Our Parks 77.... Fort Lions Campground 79.... Water Fun 81.... Harbour Pool 83.... Winter Fun 85.... Dow Centennial Centre 87.... Local Fairways 91.... Elk Island National Park 93.... Go East of Edmonton

Indexes 95.... Dining in the Fort 101.. Churches 103..Index of Advertisers by Category 105..Alphabetical List of Advertisers

Your Guide to Fort Saskatchewan, Alberta Produced by: City of Fort Saskatchewan, Culture Services, 780.912.2168 fortsask.ca Created/Published by: Darla McLean Advertising Sales by: Donna Godfrey Photos by: City of Fort Saskatchewan Historical photos courtesy of the Glenbow Archives and the Provincial Archives of Alberta.

All efforts have been made to ensure the accuracy of the information in this publication, however the publisher accepts no responsibility for errors or omissions. If you find any shortfalls, please forward your comments to Culture Services, City of Fort Saskatchewan, 780.912.2168 for future improvements.

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Mayor Gale Katchur

Welcome Visitors are always welcome to the City of Fort Saskatchewan and we’re pleased you’ve chosen to be here. We want to share this wonderful place we’ve worked so hard to build!

Fort Saskatchewan is a vibrant community with plenty of leisure, cultural, and recreational activities. While you’re here, my hope is that you’ll take the opportunity to explore and discover it for yourself.

If you're looking for a community where you can get some pampering and local shopping or dining, we’re pleased to provide those options.

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Read through this Guide and if you need more information, call 780.912.2168. We’ll be pleased to help you make plans for this visit, but you might want more than one trip to experience everything!

the North Saskatchewan River. You can always call us for more details, or check out the Visitor Information Centre at the Dow Centennial Centre, easily accessible from Highway 21.

Whether you have travelled from near or far, I would like to personally thank you for taking the time to visit Fort Saskatchewan. I hope you will visit often.

Sincerely,

Mayor Gale Katchur

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Discover

FORT SASKATCHEWAN

Whether you are a visitor or a newcomer, you’ll be embraced by the warmth and friendliness at the heart of people in Fort Saskatchewan. Discover our beautiful river valley trails and parks, and don’t miss out on our renowned culture and recreation facility, art gallery, and performing arts theatre.

Attend one of our many dynamic festivals and events and you’ll see how Fort Saskatchewan provides big city entertainment without the hassle. Keep in mind that any trip to Fort Saskatchewan is not complete until you’ve had a chance to visit our world-famous sheep!

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WELCOME

About Us...

Population of Fort Saskatchewan, Alberta: 25,533 (2017 Census) Area: 4,642 hectares Elevation: 624 metres above sea level Latitude/Longitude: 53°43’ N 113°13’ W Climate: Fort Saskatchewan has four seasons: Spring: 63 days Summer: 111 days Autumn: 70 days Winter: 121 days Seasonal Temperature Averages: January: – 16.6° C April: + 4.2°C July: +17.1°C October: +5.1°C

Call us at 780.912.2168 and we can help you plan a day trip or tell you more about the community. Be warned – you may want to visit more than once to take in all that we have to offer!

Annual Precipitation: Rain: 32.5 cm Snow: 99.7 cm Frost Free Days: 109 days per year Average hours of daylight per day: 12.32 hours (with up to 17 hours in the summer)

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WE’RE HERE TO HELP

VISITOR INFORMATION Dow Centennial Centre Fort Saskatchewan has so much to offer, we don’t want you to miss a thing! Stop by our Visitor Information so we can help you plan your visit.

Monday to Sunday 5:30 am – 10:00 pm Statutory Holidays 9:00 am – 9:00 pm

Visitor Information is just off Highway 21 at the Dow Centennial Centre. While you're there, also take in all this multi-purpose recreation and culture centre has to offer.

And don't worry, there is an abundance of parking to accommodate holiday vehicles.

Closes at 5:30 pm Dec 24th and Dec 31st Closed on New Year's Day (Jan 1), Canada Day (Jul 1) and Christmas Day (Dec 25)

8700 – 84 Street | 780.992.6400

May Long Weekend to September Long Weekend Monday to Saturday 10:00 am – 4:00 pm September Long Weekend to May Long Weekend Monday to Friday 10:00 am – 4:00 pm 8

Warden’s Residence If you head downtown, be sure to stop at the 1937 Warden’s Residence (10006 – 100 Ave.) in the Fort Heritage Precinct. Let us know your interests and we will answer your questions and suggest activities that will engage your entire family. We have information about our historic site, shopping districts and the sheep grazing schedule.

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Fort Saskatchewan Office

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proudly representing the people and businesses of the Fort Saskatchewan – Vegreville Constituency, your voice in the Legislature.

Vegreville Office

Box 451, 4927 - 51 Avenue, Vegreville AB T9C 1M1 Phone - 780-632-6840 Fax - 780-632-6888

Legislature Office

6th Floor, Federal Building 9820 – 107 Street, Edmonton AB T5K 1E7

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PLAN YOUR VISIT Day trip ideas to help plan your adventure

There is so much to do in Fort Saskatchewan that we’re often asked for advice on how to fit it all in! Here you’ll find some sample seasonal ideas to help you. Be sure to see page 16 for a calendar of special events that you'll want to know about before you plan your visit.

Spring • Take a leisurely walk along 99 Avenue downtown, the cherry blossoms will cheer up your days!

• Take a guided tour of the Fort Heritage Precinct. Become familiar with specific eras of the City's history.

• Visit the greenhouse and garden centres for bright inspiration.

• Enjoy walking, biking, or rollerblading on our 73 kms of trails.

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Summer • Visit the Chamber of Commerce Farmers’ Market and enjoy the Rotary Concerts in the Park.

• Visit our local sheep in Peter T. Ream Park.

• Apply sun screen and enjoy some outdoor games – Frisbee, soccer, softball, tennis, basketball… you name it.

• Row your boat, canoe or kayak on the North Saskatchewan River.

• Cast your line and catch some fish along our riverbanks.

• Fish at the Lion’s Community Fish Pond.

• Have some water fun with your kids at the Kin Family Spray Park or the Lion’s Park Wading Pool.

• Cool off at Harbour Pool.

• Take in a round of golf at a local fairway or driving range.

• Take a guided tour of the Fort Heritage Precinct. Become familiar with specific eras of the City’s history.

• Explore our 73 kms of trails by walking, biking, or roller blading.

• Have a picnic in Turner Park, overlooking the North Saskatchewan River.

Fall

Winter

• Take some family photos with the beautiful trees and fallen leaves found in all municipal parks.

• Take a guided tour of the Fort Heritage Precinct and sit beneath the incredible 100 year old Willow trees.

• Visit the greenhouse and garden centres.

• Explore our 73 kms of trails by walking, biking, or roller blading.

• Cross Country Ski on the 13 kms of community trails, including classic tracks and skating lanes, groomed and track set. (fortsasknordic.ca) • Toboggan down one of our many hills.

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• Get rosy cheeks at the festively lit snow bank rinks and boarded rinks.

• Take a guided tour of the Fort Heritage Precinct and enjoy the historical winter serenity.

All Year Long

• Enjoy great cuisine at a unique local restaurant.

• Browse locally-owned and unique shops.

• Book tickets for a show at the Shell Theatre.

• Treat yourself to a game of bowling.

• Relax at the local movie theatre.

• Seek and find geocache sites throughout the City and river valley.

• Immerse yourself in the urban wetlands and prairie by the West River’s Edge Pavilion.

• Exercise and socialize at the 15 hectare Off-Leash Dog Park that has fabulous obstacles and separate areas for large and small pets.

• Admire the public art on display around the City.

• Peruse the municipal, free art galleries found in City Hall and the Dow Centennial Centre.

• Visit the private local art galleries in our beautiful downtown.

• Checkout the leisure guide for drop-in programs (fortsask.ca/leisureguide). Or pick up a hard copy of the guide at City Hall, the Fort Heritage Precinct or the Dow Centennial Centre.

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YOU NEED TO MEET

AWESOME AUGGIE It’s hard to resist a character as warm, wonderful, and woolly as Auggie — Fort Saskatchewan’s charming mascot.

Auggie’s job is to make sure everyone who crosses his path feels that they are part of the Fort Saskatchewan flock. No matter how big or small you are, feel free to give this cuddly sheep a friendly hug, or a high five.

As part of our community for over 20 years, Auggie links Fort Saskatchewan’s lively past with our vibrant present! His full name is Augustus, after Fort Augustus, the North West Company fur trading post built here in 1795.

Look for Auggie’s guest appearances at events throughout the year, including the Fort Saskatchewan Chamber of Commerce Trade Show & Sale, Legacy Park Family Festival, Canada Day Celebrations, the Farmers’ Market, Co-op’s Movie Under the Stars and the Santa Claus Parade.

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Auggie tweets! Follow Auggie (@AuggieFtSk) on Twitter to keep up-to-date on happenings in #FortSask!

WELCOME

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AMENITIES

ABOUND Whether you’re looking to shop or dine, experience history and culture, or simply entertain yourself and have fun, everything you need is here.

Urban Living Fort Saskatchewan is the perfect mix of convenient urban living in a safe, welcoming community with proverbial small town charm. It means all of the amenities of a big city can be enjoyed at a comfortable and relaxed pace.

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Our major retail outlets and our unique downtown boutiques offer shopping for every taste and style. At the Dow Centennial Centre, fun and entertainment are brought together under one roof with a full-service recreation centre and a performing arts theatre on site.

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Experience Nature The Fort offers beautiful, family-friendly neighbourhoods complete with parks, playgrounds and an extensive trail system including beautiful river valley trails. With more than 529 hectares of parks, open spaces and recreational areas and a heritage prairie nature reserve, Fort Saskatchewan is a destination for nature lovers and outdoor enthusiasts.

Explore Downtown Visit Downtown Fort Saskatchewan to enjoy a movie, bowling, pubs, and an array of specialty shops and independently owned restaurants. Whatever treasure or service you are shopping for, you’ll find friendly, informed merchants willing to spend time with you and there’s plenty of free parking.

Downtown is also surrounded by an abundance of trails and parks perfect for picnicking, jogging, biking and strolling.

We hope you’ll return home with a great story to tell and the desire to visit us again...and again...and again!

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COMMUNITY

EVENTS 2018

April Art Gallery of Alberta Traveling Exhibit – Larissa Tiggelers Location: Alberta Lottery Fund Art Gallery, Sherritt Cultural Pavilion, Dow Centennial Centre, 8700 – 84 Street Thursdays and Fridays, 11:00 am – 2:00 pm and prior to shows at Shell Theatre Information: 780.992.6400

Saturday, April 7 A Day in Time – Spring Music Workshop Hosted by the Fort Saskatchewan Community Band

9:30 am – 3:30 pm Information: 780.999.6209

Saturday, April 17 Art in Public Places Unveiling Location: Alberta Lottery Fund Art Gallery, Sherritt Cultural Pavilion, Dow Centennial Centre, 8700 – 84 Street 6:30 pm Information: 780.991.2342

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Saturday, April 21 Community Loonie Swim Sponsored by The Retreat Salon & Spa

Location: Harbour Pool, 10001 – 94 Avenue 2:00 – 4:00 pm Information: 780.992.6162

May Linda Morrow Location: Alberta Lottery Fund Art Gallery, Sherritt Cultural Pavilion, Dow Centennial Centre, 8700 – 84 Street Thursdays and Fridays, 11:00 am – 2:00 pm and prior to shows at Shell Theatre Information: 780.992.6400 Saturday, May 5 Free Comic Book Day Hosted by Fort Saskatchewan Public Library

Friday, April 20 to Sunday, April 22 Fort Saskatchewan Chamber of Commerce Trade Show & Sale Location: Dow Centennial Centre, 8700 – 84 Street Information: 780.998.4355 Saturday, April 28 Storm the Fort Night Run (5 Km/10 Km) Hosted by JohnnyB FITT

Location: West River’s Edge Pavilion 9:00 pm Information: 780.886.6564

Location: Fort Saskatchewan Public Library, 10005 – 102 Street Information: 780.998.4275

Friday, May 4 to Saturday, May 5 Fort Saskatchewan Pottery Guild Sale Location: Waiward Steel Pottery Studio, Dow Centennial Centre, 8700 – 84 Street Friday: 4:00 – 8:00 pm, Saturday: 9:00 am – 4:00 pm Information: www.fspg.ca

COMMUNITY EVENTS 2018 Saturday, May 26 Toxic Round Up Location: James E Graham Building, 11121 – 88 Avenue 10:00 am – 3:00 pm Information: 780.992.6248

June

EVENTS ARE SUBJECT TO CHANGE Thursday, May 10 Mother's Day Pot Luck

Sunday, May 13 Mother's Day Swim

Sponsored by Tim Horton’s

Sponsored by Tim Horton’s

Location: Harbour Pool, 10001 – 94 Avenue 12:00 – 1:15 pm Information: 780.992.6162

Location: Harbour Pool, 10001 – 94 Avenue 4:00 – 8:00 pm Information: 780.992.6162

Saturday, May 12 Pancake Breakfast Hosted by Pioneer House Club 50

Location: Pioneer House, 10102 – 100 Avenue 8:00 – 11:00 am Information: 780.998.3898

Saturday, May 12 Minecraft No Sew Pillow Hosted by Fort Saskatchewan Public Library

Tuesday May 15 to Wednesday, May 16 Peoples of the North Saskatchewan Festival Hosted by the Historical Society

Location: Fort Heritage Precinct, 10006 – 100 Avenue 9:30 am – 3:00 pm Information: 780.999.6844 Saturday, May 19 Community Loonie Swim

Amanda Milke Location: Alberta Lottery Fund Art Gallery, Sherritt Cultural Pavilion, Dow Centennial Centre, 8700 – 84 Street Thursdays and Fridays, 11:00 am – 2:00 pm and prior to shows at Shell Theatre Information: 780.992.6400 Saturday, June 2 Legacy Park Family Festival Location: Legacy Park, 100 Avenue & 101 Street 10:30 am – 3:00 pm Admission: Free Information: 780.912.2157 Saturday, June 2 to Monday, Sept. 3 Visit our Sheep Location: Fort Heritage Precinct, 10006 – 100 Avenue 1:00 pm – 8:00 pm Information: 780.912.2168 Saturday, June 2 Gus Weber Sheep Drop

Sponsored by MEGlobal

Hoted by the Fort Saskatchewan Historical Society

Location: Fort Saskatchewan Public Library, 10005 – 102 Street 1:00 – 2:00 pm Information: 780.998.4275

Location: Harbour Pool, 10001 – 94 Avenue 2:00 – 4:00 pm Information: 780.992.6162

Location: Fort Heritage Precinct, 10006 – 100 Avenue 1:30 pm Information: 780.999.6844

Friday, May 11 to Saturday, May 12 Sheeptown Players Annual Murder Mystery Location: Lakeview Inn & Suites, 10115 – 88 Avenue Information: 780.999.6844

Saturday, May 26 YouthFest Location: Legacy Park, 100 Avenue & 101 Street 6:00 – 10:00 pm Information: 780.992.6265

Saturday, June 2 Bison Festival Hosted by Elk Island National Park

Location: Elk Island National Park Information: 780.922.5790 parkscanada.gc.ca/elkisland FORTSASK.CA

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COMMUNITY EVENTS 2018 Sunday, June 3 Touch A Truck

Saturday, June 16 Community Loonie Swim

Hosted by Little Minion Events

Sponsored by Smiles from Spencer Foundation

Location: CNR Station Parking Lot 10:00 am – 2:00 pm Information: littleminionevents@gmail.com Tuesday, June 5 Seniors Tea Location: Lion’s Mane, Dow Centennial Centre, 8700 – 84 Street 2:00 pm Information: 780.992.6623

Saturday, June 9 Kids Can Catch Hosted by Alberta Conservation Association

Location: West River's Edge Pavilion 10:00 am – 4:00 pm Information: ab-conservation.com

Thursday, June 14 to Thursday, September 20 Farmers Market Hosted by Fort Saskatchewan Chamber of Commerce

Location: CNR Station Parking Lot, 101 Street and 100 Avenue 4:30 – 7:30 pm Information: 780.998.4355

Thursday, June 14 to Thursday, September 20 Rotary Concerts in the Park Location: CNR Station Parking Lot, 101 Street and 100 Avenue 5:30 – 7:30 pm Information: fortsaskrotaryclub@gmail.com

Location: Harbour Pool, 10001 – 94 Avenue 2:00 – 4:00 pm Information: 780.992.6162 Saturday, June 16 Library Book Sale Hosted by Fort Saskatchewan Public Library

July Frances Pelltier Location: Alberta Lottery Fund Art Gallery, Sherritt Cultural Pavilion, Dow Centennial Centre, 8700 – 84 Street Thursdays and Fridays, 11:00 am – 2:00 pm and prior to shows at Shell Theatre Information: 780.992.6400

Location: Fort Saskatchewan Public Library, 10005 – 102 Street 10:00 am – 5:00 pm Information: 780.998.4275 Saturday, June 16 Gott the Gift Year End Concert Location: West River’s Edge Pavilion, 1875 River Valley Road 10:00 am – 4:00 pm Information: gottthegift@gmail.com Sunday, June 17 Father’s Day Public Swim Sponsored by Titan Towing

Location: Harbour Pool, 10001 – 94 Avenue 4:00 – 8:00 pm Information: 780.992.6162 Sunday, June 24 Walk to Cure Diabetes Location: West River’s Edge, 1875 River Valley Road 11:00 am – 2:00 pm Information: 780.428.0343 Saturday June 23 Downtown Night Market Hosted by the Downtown Business Council

Sunday, July 1 Canada Day Celebrations Locations: Legacy Park, 100 Avenue and 101 Street Royal Canadian Legion, 9964 – 93 Avenue Admission: Free Information: 780.992.6261 Sunday, July 1 Beef on a Bun Hosted by Pioneer House Club 50

Location: Pioneer House, 10102 – 100 Avenue 12:00 – 2:00 pm Information: 780.998.3898 Sunday, July 1 Canada Day Activities Hosted by Elk Island National Park

Location: 100 Avenue 7:00 – 11:00 pm Information: 780-589-DBC2 (3222)

Location: Elk Island National Park Information: 780.922.5790 parkscanada.gc.ca/elkisland

Friday, June 15 Community Night Potluck

Friday, June 29 Out of School Bash

Friday, July 6 Mexican Fiesta

Hosted by the Fort Saskatchewan Multicultural Association

Sponsored by Fort Saskatchewan Block Parent, Strathcona Synatics, MEGlobal

Sponsored by Teri Svendsen and Dyanna Retzlaff of Royal LePage

Location: Community Baptist Church, 9430 – 95 Street 6:30 – 8:30 pm Information: 780.916.9862

Location: Harbour Pool, 10001 – 94 Avenue 1:00 – 4:00 pm Information: 780.992.6162

Location: Harbour Pool, 10001 – 94 Avenue 1:00 – 4:00 pm Information: 780.992.6162

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COMMUNITY EVENTS 2018 Saturday, July 7 Fort Saskatchewan Motorcycle Cancer Ride

Friday, August 10 Water Safety Day

Saturday, August 25 Grow Your Own Festival

Sponsored by CUPE Local 30

Hosted by Fort Saskatchewan Motorcycle Association

Location: Harbour Pool, 10001 – 94 Avenue 1:00 – 3:00 pm Information: 780.992.6162

Hosted by Control Alt Delete Climate Change

Location: Leave from the Royal Canadian Legion, 9964 – 93 Avenue 9:00 am – 4:00 pm Information: fsma.ca or dalesuper@shaw.ca Friday, July 13 Outer Space Day Sponsored by Fort Saskatchewan Rotary Club

Location: Harbour Pool, 10001 – 94 Avenue 1:00 – 4:00 pm Information: 780.992.6162

Saturday, August 11 Downtown Sidewalk and Community Garage Sale Hosted by the Downtown Business Council

Location: 100 Avenue 9:00 am – 2:00 pm Information: 780-589-DBC2 (3222) Sunday, August 12 Epcor Riverfest Location: West River’s Edge, 1875 River Valley Drive

Friday, July 20 Water Fight Day

Location: Legacy Park, 101 Street and 100 Avenue 11:30 – 4:00 pm Information: 587.335.3597 Wednesday, August 29 Registration Day Location: Dow Centennial Centre, 8700 – 84 Street 5:30 – 8:30 pm Information: 780.912.2157 Friday, August 31 Back to School Bash Sponsored by MEGlobal

Location: Harbour Pool, 10001 – 94 Avenue 1:00 – 4:00 pm Information: 780.992.6162

Sponsored by City Law Office

Location: Harbour Pool, 10001 – 94 Avenue 1:00 – 4:00 pm Information: 780.992.6162 Saturday, July 21 Parks Day

September Friday, August 17 Movie Under the Stars

Hosted by Elk Island National Park

Hosted by Co-op

Location: Elk Island National Park Information: 780.922.5790 parkscanada.gc.ca/elkisland

Location: Legacy Park, 100 Avenue & 101 Street Movie starts at 9:15 pm (weather permitting) Information: 780.912.2157

Friday, July 27 Christmas in July Sponsored by Fort Sask Reno

Location: Harbour Pool, 10001 – 94 Avenue 1:00 – 4:00 pm Information: 780.992.6162

August Friday, August 3 Olympic Day Location: Harbour Pool, 10001 – 94 Avenue 1:00 – 4:00 pm Information: 780.992.6162

Friday, August 17 Pirate Day

Fort Saskatchewan Quilters Guild and Fort Saskatchewan Pottery Guild Location: Alberta Lottery Fund Art Gallery, Sherritt Cultural Pavilion, Dow Centennial Centre, 8700 – 84 Street Thursdays and Fridays, 11:00 am – 2:00 pm and prior to shows at Shell Theatre Information: 780.992.6400

Sponsored by Fort Saskatchewan Ukrainian Dance

Sunday, September 2 Milky Way Days

Location: Harbour Pool, 10001 – 94 Avenue 1:00 – 4:00 pm Information: 780.992.6162

Hosted by Elk Island National Park

Friday, August 24 Super Hero Day Location: Harbour Pool, 10001 – 94 Avenue 1:00 – 4:00 pm Information: 780.992.6162

Monday, September 3 Sheep Leaving Parade Location: Legacy Park, 100 Avenue and 100 Street 11:00 am – 1:30 pm Information: 780.912.2157

Location: Elk Island National Park Information: 780.922.5790 parkscanada.gc.ca/elkisland

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COMMUNITY EVENTS 2018 Sunday, September 9 Fort Saskatchewan Motorcycle Toy Ride Hosted by Fort Saskatchewan Motorcycle Association

Location: Begins at Giant Tiger 1:00 – 3:00 pm Information: fsma.ca or dalesuper@shaw.ca

Saturday, September 15 Pancake Breakfast Hosted by Pioneer House Club 50

Location: Pioneer House, 10102 – 100 Avenue 8:00 – 11:00 am Information: 780.998.3898

Saturday, September 15 Community Loonie Swim Sponsored by Panago Pizza

Location: Harbour Pool, 10001 – 94 Avenue 2:00 – 4:00 pm Information: 780.992.6162

Friday, September 21 Community Night Potluck

Saturday, October 27 Trunk or Treat

Hosted by the Fort Saskatchewan Multicultural Association

Hosted by Little Minion Events

Location: Community Baptist Church, 9430 – 95 Street 6:30 – 8:30 pm Information: 780.916.9862

October

October Sculptors Association of Alberta Location: Alberta Lottery Fund Art Gallery, Sherritt Cultural Pavilion, Dow Centennial Centre, 8700 – 84 Street Thursdays and Fridays, 11:00 am – 2:00 pm and prior to shows at Shell Theatre Information: 780.992.6400 Saturday, October 2 Community Loonie Swim Sponsored by CUPE Local 30

Sunday, September 16 Terry Fox Run Hosted by Johnny BFitt

Location: Legacy Park, 100 Avenue and 100 Street 9:00 am to 1:00 pm Information: 780.504.0161 Tuesday, September 18 Innovation Conference & Showcase Hosted by Fort Saskatchewan Chamber of Commerce

Location: Dow Centennial Centre, 8400 – 87 Street Information: 780.998.4355 Thursday, September 20 Empty Bowl Event Hosted by the Fort Saskatchewan Pottery Guild

Location: Farmers’ Market CNR Station Parking Lot, 101 Street and 100 Avenue 4:30 – 7:30 pm Information: www.fspg.ca

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Location: CNR Station Parking Lot, 1:00 – 3:00 pm Information: littleminionevents@gmail.com

Location: Harbour Pool, 10001 – 94 Avenue 2:00 – 4:00 pm Information: 780.992.6162 Saturday, October 13 Active Living Expo Location: Pioneer House, 10005 – 100 Avenue 9:00 am – 3:00 pm Information: 780.992.6623

Saturday, October 27 100th Avenue Halloween Handout Hosted by the Downtown Business Council

Location: Downtown 2:00 – 5:00 pm Information: 780-589-DBC2 (3222)

November

November Elk Island Art Club Location: Alberta Lottery Fund Art Gallery, Sherritt Cultural Pavilion, Dow Centennial Centre, 8700 – 84 Street Thursdays and Fridays, 11:00 am – 2:00 pm and prior to shows at Shell Theatre Information: 780.992.6400 Monday, November 12 to Friday, November 16 Fall Break Film Festival

Friday, October 26 and Saturday, Oct 27 Deadwood Location: Fort Heritage Precinct, 10006 – 100 Ave 7:00 – 9:00 pm Information: 780.992.6265

Location: Fort Saskatchewan Public Library, 10005 – 102 Street 10:00 am – 11:30 am and 2:00 – 4:00 pm Information: 780.998.4275

Saturday, October 27 Halloween Event

Saturday, November 17 Festival of Lights

Hosted by Fort Saskatchewan Public Library

Hosted by the Fort Saskatchewan Multicultural Association

Location: Fort Saskatchewan Public Library, 10005 – 102 Street 2:00 – 5:00 pm Information: 780.998.4275

Location: First United Church, 10409 – 100 Avenue 6:30 – 9:00 pm Information: 780.916.9862

Hosted by Fort Saskatchewan Public Library

COMMUNITY EVENTS 2018 Sunday, November 11 Remembrance Day Ceremony Ceremony at Royal Canadian Location: Legion No. 27, 9964 – 93 Avenue 10:30 am Information: 780.998.3466 Friday, November 16 Rainbow Alliance Fall Festival Location: Ortona Room, 9964 – 93 Avenue 6:00 – 9:00 pm Information: 780.992.6265 Saturday, November 17 Dive-In Movie Sponsored by Robertson’s Plumbing, The Retreat Salon and Spa, WireWorks Electric

Location: Harbour Pool, 10001 – 94 Avenue 2:00 – 8:00 pm Movie starts at 6:00 pm Information: 780.992.6162 Saturday, November 17 Christmas Pudding and Tea Hosted by the Historical Society

Location: Fort Heritage Precinct, 10006 – 100 Avenue 1:00 – 3:00 pm Information: 780.999.6844 Saturday, November 17 Annual Perogy Supper Hosted by Pioneer House Club 50

5:00 – 7:00 pm Pioneer House, 10102 – 100 Avenue Tel: 780.998.3898 Friday, November 23 Holiday Lights Up! Celebration Location: City Hall, 10005 – 102 Street 5:00 – 7:00 pm Information: 780.912.2157 Saturday, November 24 Santa Claus Parade Hosted by Fort Saskatchewan Chamber of Commerce

Location: Downtown 11:00 am Information: 780.998.4355

Saturday, November 24 to Sunday, November 25 Christmas Marketplace Hosted by Fort Saskatchewan Chamber of Commerce

Location: Dow Centennial Centre, 8700 – 84 Street Saturday – 12:00 pm to 6:00 pm and Sunday – 10:00 am – 4:00 pm Information: 780.998.4355

December

December Brad Studier Location: Alberta Lottery Fund Art Gallery, Sherritt Cultural Pavilion, Dow Centennial Centre, 8700 -84 Street Thursdays and Fridays, 11:00 am – 2:00 pm and prior to shows at Shell Theatre Information: 780.992.6400 December Enchanted Forest Location: Sherritt Cultural Pavilion, Dow Centennial Centre, 8700 – 84 Street and City Hall, 10005 – 102 Street Information: 780.912.2157 December 1, 2, 8, 9 Milk n’ Cookies with Santa Hosted by Fort Saskatchewan Historical Society

Location: Fort Heritage Precinct, 10006 – 100 Avenue Information: 780.999.6844

Friday, December 7 to Saturday, December 8 Fort Saskatchewan Pottery Guild Sale Location: Waiward Steel Pottery Studio, Sherritt Cultural Pavilion, Dow Centennial Centre, 8700 – 84 Street Friday: 4:00 pm – 8:00 pm, Saturday: 9:00 am – 4:00 pm Information: fspg.ca

Monday, December 10 Early Bird Brunch Sponsored by Teri Svendsen and Dyanna Retlaff of Royal LePage

Location: Harbour Pool, 10001 – 94 Avenue 6:00 – 9:00 am Information: 780.992.6162 Thursday, December 13 Christmas Pot Luck Sponsored by Teri Svendsen and Dyanna Retlaff of Royal LePage

Location: Harbour Pool, 10001 – 94 Avenue 12:00 – 1:15 pm Information: 780.992.6162

Saturday, December 15 to Sunday, December 16 Gingerbread House Decorating Hosted by Fort Saskatchewan Public Library

Location: Fort Saskatchewan Public Library, 10005 – 102 Street 11:30 am – 12:30 pm and 2:00 – 3:00 pm Information: 780.998.4275

Saturday, December 15 Community Loonie Swim Sponsored by The Retreat Salon & Spa

Location: Harbour Pool, 10001 – 94 Avenue 2:00 – 4:00 pm Information: 780.992.6162

Monday, December 31 New Year's Eve in the Fort Hosted by New Year's Eve in the Fort Committee

Location: Fort Heritage Precinct, 10006 – 100 Avenue 5:00 – 8:00 pm Information: 780.668.0071 FORTSASK.CA

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The City of Fort Saskatchewan proudly presents the 23rd annual Legacy Park Family Festival. It’s the perfect family outing!

The day is filled with an array of fun family activities, such as decorating cupcakes, building a birdhouse, or bouncing on an inflatable sponsored by ENGIE Fabricom, Legacy Park is packed with activities created

by Fort Saskatchewan’s community groups to celebrate fun, family and community!

Performers will entertain you at the Legacy Park Band Shell. Throughout the day, you can restore your energy with tasty items from food trucks and treat booths run by local vendors.

We hope to see you and your family there!

Free Activities

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Hands-on Fun for the Entire Family

A highlight at the Legacy Park Family Festival is the spectacular annual return of Fort Saskatchewan’s beloved SHEEP. It’s an exciting experience for kids of all ages to greet our flock as they parade up from the river valley to their summer home in the Fort Heritage Precinct.

Our Title Sponsor, Keyera Energy Ltd., is joined by local merchants, community groups and regional businesses in supporting this event.

Date: Saturday, June 2 10:30 am – 3:00 pm Legacy Park, 100 Avenue and 101 Street Admission is FREE! @AuggieFtSk 780.912.2157 fortsask.ca/events CityFortSask specialevents@fortsask.ca FORTSASK.CA

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Sheep Grazing

One of the most unique features in our city is the flock of warm, fuzzy, sheep roaming through our downtown core and river valley, keeping the grass trim. Guided by a shepherd working with Border Collies, the flock of over 50 Finnsheep are an irresistible delight to anyone that comes across their path.

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The sheep love interaction with people.

Finnsheep are known for their extra soft wool and friendly dispositions. If you pamper them with a little care, you might quickly be surrounded by a fun and friendly group of sheep competing for a little more of your attention.

The sheep are perfect for children because their gentle nature enables kids to get close enough to pet them.

It’s a fantastic learning opportunity for children to see this eco-friendly lawn care approach in action – the sheep keep park grass tidy and the added benefit is that their manure improves the soil.

Visit the Finnsheep Hours:

1:00 pm – 8:00 pm, Thursday to Sunday, and statutory holidays, from June 2 to September 3.

Subject to change without notice

The inventive idea of using sheep for turf control began in 1992 and has since become a major tourist attraction in Fort Saskatchewan that has garnered regional, national, and international acclaim. The Welcome Back Celebration in June, and Sheep Leaving Parade in September are events that draw in the media and have become treasured annual traditions for many residents and day visitors.

Since our community is known for friendliness, warmth and hospitality, the friendly sheep are picture-perfect symbols for the heart of Fort Saskatchewan. Visit our woolly lawnmowers in the summer between 1:00 pm – 8:00 pm on Thursdays through Sundays. fortsask.ca/sheep

Location: At the Fort Heritage Precinct in Peter T. Ream Historic Park, 100 Avenue and 101 Street

Events WELCOME BACK CELEBRATION Saturday, June 2

SHEEP WEEK August 27 to September 3

SHEEP LEAVING PARADE Saturday, September 3 Sheep Grazing Program Supported by: FORTSASK.CA

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FIND YOUR FAVOURITES AT THE

FARMERS’

MARKET

The Chamber of Commerce Farmers’ Market located in the heart of Fort Saskatchewan is a summer tradition that brings fresh produce from the farm to your table! At the weekly market you’ll also have a chance to greet your neighbours and browse an array of homemade and homegrown specialities, arts and crafts, wools and woollens and more!

You’ll notice the crowd gathering on Thursday afternoons as everyone heads to the Canadian Northern Railway Station parking lot by Legacy Park to visit the tables of more than 80 vendors. They offer a splendid variety of items including local garden greens, BC fruit, smoked meats, dairy products, unique spice blends and preserves, handmade jewelry, and a wide assortment of ever-changing items.

Each trip to the market provides a unique experience as you sample what’s in season

and discover the new goods that have been created by our talented entrepreneurs. And at any time you may be surprised by a visit from Auggie, the City mascot! If you’re visiting, plan to make a day out of it by visiting the Fort Heritage Precinct and feeding the local sheep flock grazing near Legacy Park.

At the market, you’ll enjoy free evening entertainment from the stage at the Legacy Park Band Shell, sponsored by the Rotary Club. Their Concerts in the Park feature local talent that includes singers, musicians, dancers, magicians, jugglers and orchestras.

Buskers, mimes, balloon artists, and magicians are always welcome. For more information or to reserve a stall, contact the Chamber of Commerce at 780.998.4355 or email events@fortsaskchamber.com.

Location: CNR Station parking lot, next to Legacy Park, 101 Street and 99 Avenue Schedule: Thursdays, 4:30 – 7:30 pm, June 14 – September 20

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CANADA DAY Show Your Canadian Pride!

A day packed with excitement from start to finish – bring your friends and family to celebrate Canada Day – Fort Saskatchewan Style!

Join the Celebration!

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It’s our biggest event of the year, typically drawing more than 15,000 people out to honour Canada’s birthday with stunning activities and entertainment, together with the warm community spirit of an old-fashioned celebration.

All of the day’s events are within walking distance from each other, starting with the annual pancake breakfast at the Fort Saskatchewan Royal Canadian Legion, sponsored by Dow Canada, and served by the Fort Saskatchewan Fire Department.

Afterwards you’ll be entertained by the dynamic Canada Day parade marching through our downtown. After the parade, you can follow the crowd to Legacy Park for the opening ceremonies. Don’t miss out on a complimentary Canada Day cupcake and ice cream. The July 1st extravaganza includes a petting zoo, inflatables, face painting, band shell entertainment

by Shell Canada, a Farmers’ Market by the Fort Saskatchewan Chamber of Commerce, and plenty of unbridled community and patriotic spirit!

At the Fort Heritage Precinct, explore the 1875 -1885 North West Mounted Police (NWMP) Fort. Chat with the costumed historical interpreters to learn more about Fort Saskatchewan’s first police force and the wave of settlement they helped to

promote. For Canada's 151st birthday, Fort Heritage Precinct interpreters will be joined by the Running Thunder Dancers, an Edmonton based indigenous dance group.

Find pie and coffee in the hall at St. George’s Anglican Church. Be sure to stroll downtown alongside the polished cars at the Annual Show & Shine organized by Fort Saskatchewan Auto Dealers – this fantastic car event gets better every year with more classic nostalgia, more muscle, and more wheels. You can also visit Pioneer House across the street for a bite to eat.

Before the fireworks, head to Legacy Park for a great evening of entertainment. The Canada Day celebrations end with a spectacular display of fireworks that light up the evening with a kaleidoscopic of colours. As you watch from the river valley bank, the fireworks will appear so amazingly close that you’ll almost want to reach out to touch them! Watch for this professional, pyrotechnic display overtop the Rotary Amphitheatre on the south side of the North Saskatchewan River valley in Peter T. Ream Park.

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PLAN YOUR CANADA DAY Sunday, July 1 • Fort Saskatchewan • 8 am – 11 pm

Pancake Breakfast 8:00 am Royal Canadian Legion parking lot 9964 – 93 Avenue

1:00 pm 100 Avenue and 101 Street behind the CNR Station

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11:00 am Fort Saskatchewan Chamber of Commerce CNR Station Parking Lot 12:00 pm Begins at Jubilee Recreation Centre (101 Street and 96 Avenue) and goes through downtown

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Create lasting childhood memories by spending an evening under the stars with your family at the Station Square CO-OP’s annual Movie Under the Stars event. It’s a fun family night that brings the whole community together with their lawn chairs and blankets in tow. This year’s theme is Greatest Spectacles.

This evening of free entertainment begins with family activities at 7:00 pm. The show is scheduled to start at 9:15 pm. Gather up your family and friends and make your way to Legacy Park – arrive early to choose a good spot!

Vote for the movie you’d like to see! Beginning July 1, visit fortsask.ca to cast your vote for the movie you want to enjoy under the stars.

Date: Friday, August 17 Time: Activities – 7:00 pm, Movie – 9:15 pm

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SHEEP WEEK Join us in celebrating our lovable livestock! The City of Fort Saskatchewan celebrates Sheep Week August 27 to September 3. The City’s social media outlets are filled with sheep facts, pictures, crafts and highlights of our favourite woolly friends.

SHEEP LEAVING

PARADE

Before the parade, everyone is invited to get a head start on the festivities in Legacy Park with crafts and fun activities starting at 10:00 am. Bring your camera or smart phone.

There will be priceless moments to capture.

To end off Sheep Week join in the Sheep Leaving Parade September 3 at the Fort Heritage Precinct. Our warm and fuzzy flock will lead a parade of sheep fans and followers from Legacy Park through downtown and back to the Fort Heritage Precinct. It’s how we say “farewell until next year” to our four-legged lawn mowers.

Date: Monday, September 3, 10:00 am

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SPARK THE

HOLIDAY

SPIRIT

Lights Up! Kick-off the Christmas season with this cozy event that is quickly becoming an annual tradition for families. At the City Hall Lights Up! event, you'll find crafts, activities and live music to keep you entertained. Children of all ages will feel the magic of the season as the Mayor reads ‘Twas the Night Before Christmas’ while you enjoy cookies and hot chocolate.

And of course, Jolly Ol’ St. Nick wouldn’t miss this grand celebration! He will be in attendance to bring Christmas cheer to the whole family.

The Lights Up! event also marks the start of the City’s annual Enchanted Forest.

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Make the Most of the Holiday Celebrations

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SPARK THE HOLIDAY SPIRIT

ENCHANTED FOREST &

Christmas Marketplace

It is a very special time for the City. The Dow Centennial Centre, the Shell Theatre, Sherritt Cultural Pavilion, the Fort Saskatchewan Public Library and City Hall will be transformed into a magical, city-wide Enchanted Forest.

The Enchanted Forest is an event that offers local community organizations and businesses an opportunity to decorate a tree that will be on display for the public to enjoy. Everyone is welcome to take in the festive display and vote for their favourite tree.

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Christmas Marketplace Get swept up in the holiday spirit at the Christmas Marketplace. This intimate shopping experience features selections from more than 100 unique vendors at the Dow Centennial Centre. You’ll find something for everyone on your list as you browse items from local artisans and discover unique jewellery, chocolate, Christmas decorations, and more!

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SANTA CLAUS

PARADE

Children delight in this mesmerizing wintertime parade that kicks off the festive holiday season

Fantastic, imaginative floats celebrating the happiness of the season make their way through the downtown core, greeting enthusiastic children and adults!

You'll hear the sounds of sleigh bells and then Santa will come into sight, cheerfully waving as his elves hand out candy to the crowds. Bring your letter for Santa! Volunteers of the Chamber of Commerce walk the parade route to collect the letters. Your letter will be delivered to Santa and he will personally answer each one!

As you watch the parade, see if you can find the Mayor, and look for adorable Auggie — Fort Saskatchewan’s beloved City mascot! This event typically draws more than 1,000 spectators and features almost 40 parade entries! The magical route will start downtown at 99th Avenue at 108th Street and wind through the city centre.

Mark your calendar and plan to join jolly Santa Claus and his hard-working elves – it’s a charming start to this season of delight!

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SHELL

THEATRE A Fort Saskatchewan Gem Shane Koyczan, Spoken Word Artist

Every seat is superb in this intimate and interactive venue – discover why Shell Theatre is one of Fort Saskatchewan's hidden gems.

The exceptional Shell Theatre, as part of the Dow Centennial Centre, is located in the Sherritt Cultural Pavilion, a fully equipped professional venue featuring 538 seats to host phenomenal theatrical shows, drama productions, music concerts, dance festivals and recitals.

Performance Series The Shell Theatre has featured celebrated musicians like Jann Arden, Chantal Kreviazuk, Barenaked Ladies, April Wine, Matthew Good, Randy Bachman, Brett Kissel, Terri Clark and George Canyon as part of their past Professional Series performances.

The Shell Theatre Performance Series season includes: Professional Series – bringing you popular stars of yesterday, today and tomorrow Fort Series – showcasing the best of Fort Saskatchewan’s local talent Family Series – entertaining events for your entire household Our new season is announced every spring.

Watch for special season ticket offers that will fit your theatrical tastes and budget!

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are restored to their original era. Discover the impact that the North West Mounted Police had on Canadian identity and western development, and how immigrants and early settlers shaped a new society.

After completing the grueling 1,170 mile march from Fort Dufferin to Fort Edmonton in November of 1874, 20 dedicated men from 'A' Division, North West Mounted Police (NWMP), continued their journey the following spring to build a fort 30 miles downstream, bringing a national police force to the area. Visit the Fort Heritage Precinct to experience their story.

The Fort Heritage Precinct is located on the banks of the North Saskatchewan River.

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As you take a guided tour through the NWMP Fort, you will be whisked back in time to imagine yourself as a Constable climbing the bastion to view the surrounding landscape. Then take a hop forward in time to the historical village. Imagine yourself as a student in the 1902 Castle School, visualize life as a settler in 1905, and see how the town doctor lived in 1930. You can also explore the history of law and order at the 1909 Courthouse.

Throughout the year, The Fort Heritage Precinct is accessible through guided tours that take about 1½ to 2 hours to complete.

During the summer season, guided tours are available Monday to Saturday from 10:00 am to 4:00 pm. On Saturdays our historically-costumed interpreters add even more authenticity to your tour!

Warden’s House

The area also includes the Peter T. Ream Historic Park, a 3.4 hectare park named after the man who was an essential part of preserving Fort Saskatchewan’s rich history.

Plan to spend the entire day exploring the park and bring an old-fashioned picnic lunch to enjoy at one of the site’s picnic tables. Annually, from the first Saturday in June to the September long weekend you’ll be able to see Fort Saskatchewan’s famous sheep. The beloved flock can be found at the Fort Heritage Precinct and in Peter. T. Ream Historic Park Thursdays through Sundays from 1:00 pm to 8:00 pm.

The winter season is a popular time for school groups to tour and participate in our History Centre programs. Registration for the 2018/2019 curricular programming season starts at 9:00 am on June 1 through the Precinct’s website historycentre.ca.

Public programs are offered year round that often include the teaching of historical skills or the investigaton of paranormal activity that is rumoured to extend throughout the Fort Heritage Precinct site!

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TIDBITS OF

Life

at

Fort Saskatchewan

Buildings in Fort Saskatchewan from the Bastion – 1884 Glenbow Archives (NA-936-3)

The NWMP were more than just policeman. They were lawyers, prison guards, blacksmiths, carpenters, farriers, veterinarians, doctors, post masters, and firefighters.

A bugle call was used throughout the day to guide the activities for the NWMP, signaling when to get up in the morning, when to eat, when to change duties, when to go out on patrol, etc.

The NWMP were active athletes, competing on both NWMP and civilian teams. Mounties played cricket, tennis, football, hockey, baseball, and rugby. The fiercest competition was between the men at Fort Saskatchewan and the men stationed in Edmonton.

NWMP doctors provided medical care to both the NWMP and the local community. Fort Saskatchewan got a brand new hospital in 1894.

During one patrol, A.M. Jarvis travelled 3,218 km going from Fort Saskatchewan to Fort Resolution and back. He traveled mostly by dogsled.

The Castle School was built in 1902. Grades one through eight were taught at the school, with an average attendance of 15 pupils.

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The Canadian Northern Railway arrived in Fort Saskatchewan in 1905.

In the early 1900s, Ludwig Kulak and his wife Elizabeth raised nine children in the three-bedroom Kulak House – six girls shared one room, and three boys shared another.

When the NWMP left Fort Saskatchewan, a provincial gaol was constructed to house prisoners in 1914.

The prisoners were expected to earn their keep and performed duties such as farm labour, landscaping, construction, road building, land clearing, and more. They also worked in the blacksmith and carpentry shops. Later, the prisoners produced license plates for the province.

There were five executions at the NWMP Fort between 1879 and 1914. Between 1914 and 1960, there were 29 hangings at the provincial gaol in Fort Saskatchewan.

Dr. Thomas William Everend Henry began his medical practice in Fort Saskatchewan in 1918 and also served as the Gaol physician from 1923 to 1958.

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PEOPLES OF the North Saskatchewan

Festival

Annually in May, the Fort Saskatchewan Historical Society holds their marquee event, the Peoples of the North Saskatchewan Festival, at the Fort Heritage Precinct. The event celebrates the lives of the pioneers, MĂŠtis, and Indigenous people who first inhabited the area that is now Fort Saskatchewan and helped to shape it into what it is today.

This dynamic two-day festival features traditional cultural dances and performances and has a myriad of interactive cultural activities, such as tipi building, sawing wood, making ice cream, bannock and butter, riding a Red River cart and so much more!

Dates: Tuesday, May 15 and Wednesday May, 16 Fort Heritage Precinct, 10006–100 Avenue 780.999.6844

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FORT SASKATCHEWAN Pre-1795 – the area that is now modern Fort Saskatchewan was the traditional land of the Plains Cree groups and many Cree people still live in the area today 1795 – the North West Company built Fort Augustus across the river from presentday Fort Saskatchewan. In the fall, the rival Hudson’s Bay Company established Edmonton House within musket-shot range of Fort Augustus 1802 – the North West Company and the Hudson’s Bay Company relocated to Edmonton 1872 – François and Joseph Lamoureaux arrived in the district and occupied land on the north side of the North Saskatchewan River.

Timeline

Downtown Fort Saskatchewan – 1903 Provincial Archives of Alberta, B-3111

1903 – an exceptional year of development occurred with 53 new buildings constructed in the summer including Fort Saskatchewan’s first bank, the Union Bank, which later became the Royal Bank of Canada 1904 – Fort Saskatchewan was incorporated as a town Glenbow Archives (NA-1529-3)

1874 – the North West Mounted Police (NWMP) arrived at Fort Edmonton CNR Station –1905

1875 – Fort Saskatchewan was founded when the NWMP built a fort on the current site of the Fort Heritage Precinct (the city’s museum) in downtown Fort Saskatchewan 1885 – Fort Saskatchewan became the headquarters of the 100 member NWMP “G” Division 1893 – the community boasted a general store, church, telegraph office, post office, hotel, and bakery 1894 – Fort Saskatchewan’s population –1906 grew from 140 to more than 500 1899 – Fort Saskatchewan was incorporated as a village

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1905 – residents jubilantly welcomed the arrival of the Canadian Northern Railway and the distinctive wood frame Fort Saskatchewan train station (now part of the Fort Heritage Precinct) was built 1911 – 49 businesses and an $8,000 opera house were in operation 1913 – most of the members of the NWMP “G” Division were transferred to Edmonton 1913 – fire swept through a large portion of Fort Saskatchewan’s business section, destroying $24,000 worth of buildings

1914 – hopes for an inter-urban street railway between Fort Saskatchewan and Edmonton were dashed when war broke out in August. Many young men from the area enlisted.

Sheep

1992 – the City of Fort Saskatchewan began using sheep to maintain turf areas Provincial Gaol

1914 – the North West Mounted Police fort was dismantled and the government built the $200,000 provincial gaol on the NWMP site to replace an overcrowded NWMP guardroom 1917 – an Alberta Provincial Police Force detachment with one member was established 1937 – the Warden’s Residence was built with hardwood floors and French doors, making it one of the most luxurious homes in Fort Saskatchewan during this time period (now part of the Fort Heritage Precinct)

1994 – all remaining gaol buildings, except the Warden's Residence, were demolished after 1994 2007 – the city hosted 1,200 athletes and visitors at the 2007 Alberta Senior Games 2010 – the 2010 Olympic Torch Relay was welcomed into the city by 5,000 spectators 2011 – Dow Canada celebrated 50 years in the Fort Saskatchewan community 2011 – the Men's Quarters and Officers' Quarters of the 1875-1885 NWMP Fort opened in the Fort Heritage Precinct

1950 – the trail between Fort Saskatchewan and Edmonton was paved 1955 – Sherritt Gordon transferred its Research Division to Fort Saskatchewan from Ottawa. The Fort Saskatchewan site began its cobalt refinery, which still operates.

The Sherritt nickel refinery is also still running 1970 – the Fort Heritage Precinct was established 1985 – Fort Saskatchewan became a city 1985 – site of the original 1875 North West Mounted Police fort was designated a Provincial Historic Resource 1988 – a new facility south of Hwy 15 was built to replace the old gaol

City Hall

2013 – New City Hall opened 2014 – Shell Canada celebrated 30 years in Fort Saskatchewan and Sherritt International celebrated 60 years 2014 – the Dow Centennial Centre and Shell Theatre celebrated 10 years of recreation and culture 2015 – the permanent exhibit at the 1875-1885 NWMP Fort opened 2017 – the City of Fort Saskatchewan celebrates Canada’s 150th Birthday in style FORTSASK.CA

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OUR HISTORIC

RIVER VALLEY COMMUNITY

Fort Saskatchewan Ferry – 1905 Provincial Archives of Alberta, B3093

For the Indigenous people that called this area home, canoe transportation was the primary form of travel and exploration. The mouth of the Sturgeon River was an ideal location for the raw materials needed to craft canoes, leading to the development of the area’s first industry – canoe building. The Indigenous people named the area "Birch Hills” since birch bark was a primary component of the canoe’s exterior.

In the late 1700s, the North West Company and Hudson’s Bay Company arrived in the area that came to be Fort Saskatchewan. They established fur trading posts, but by the early 1800s the fur trade was no longer profitable.

The North West Company and Hudson’s Bay Company relocated to Edmonton, eventually merging into one company in 1821.

In 1874, the North West Mounted Police (NWMP) arrived here after a grueling march across the prairies. Led by Inspector W.D. Jarvis, 19 men of ‘A’ Division wintered at Fort Edmonton. In the spring of 1875, Jarvis looked for a strategic downstream location to build a NWMP fort. Believing that the railway would eventually cross the river here, he built Sturgeon Creek Post where modern-day Fort Saskatchewan is located. The name of the fort quickly changed to Fort (on the) Saskatchewan

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and although the railway’s plans changed, the fort positioned the community as a key northern police garrison. The Fort Saskatchewan community continued to grow and became an agricultural distribution centre for the region. In 1904, Fort Saskatchewan became a town. Travelers to and from Edmonton had to make their way along a rough dirt trail that snaked around swamps and woods until the much-celebrated 1905 arrival of the Canadian Northern Railway.

In 1913, the Alberta government began building a gaol (jail) in Fort Saskatchewan. It was used to hold criminals sentenced to two years less a day, as well as prisoners awaiting trial.

Between 1914 and 1960, 29 prisoners were executed on the prison site. The gaol operated a 324 hectare farm to grow the inmates’ food, a gymnasium to maintain fitness, and carpentry, auto body, and license plate shops.

The railway was an attractive feature when Sherritt Gordon Mines was looking for a place to locate its nickel refinery in the early 1950s.

Alberta’s natural gas deposits, needed for the ammonia leaching process, were also a factor in attracting this company to the area. The community grew even more and welcomed additional industries after Sherritt Gordon Mines moved here in 1952.

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Our Beautiful River Valley:

A NATURAL FAVOURITE Out of all of the wonderful amenities that our City has to offer, the residents of Fort Saskatchewan love the river valley the best! Located right on the North Saskatchewan River, Fort Saskatchewan is so fortunate to have access to many miles of very scenic riverbank. Alive with a multitude of flora and fauna, it’s a nature-lover’s dream!

Fort Saskatchewan boasts over 75 hectares of parks, open spaces and recreational areas, and over 73 kilometres of trails linking all parts of the city with paved pathways and residential sidewalks. The trails are designed for year-round multi-use that includes walking, inline skating, cross country skiing and biking. Vibrant blue directional and interpretive signage help make the trails and beautiful park system easier to navigate, illustrating the surrounding nature and sharing the rich history of the Fort.

(See page 67 for more information about our beautiful River Valley)

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Fort Saskatchewan is a member of the River Valley Alliance, along with the Town of Devon, Parkland County, Leduc County, the City of Edmonton, Strathcona County and Sturgeon County. The mission of the River Valley Alliance is to create a continuous world-class metropolitan river valley park system, and to preserve, protect and enhance the river valley while ensuring residents and visitors can access and enjoy this natural asset. The Capital Region River Valley Park covers 18,000 acres linking over 88 kilometres through the North Saskatchewan River Valley. rivervalley.ab.ca

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IN PUBLIC PLACES Fort Saskatchewan is made up of people who are imaginative, creative and active. This is reflected in the City of Fort Saskatchewan's Public Art program which cultivates, connects and encourages a vibrant community that is rich in artistic and cultural opportunities.

Explore the murals, statues, art pieces and galleries that are placed throughout the city, breathing creativity into the hearts of both residents and visitors. Our performing and visual arts community creates, fosters and showcases the work of local artists in Fort Saskatchewan and the surrounding region through a number of programs and events. If you would like to view an exhibit, attend a show or become a member of one of the performing or visual arts groups, visit fortsask.ca/residents/culture/art or e-mail culture@fortsask.ca

Alberta Lottery Fund Art Gallery Location: Sherritt Cultural Pavilion, Dow Centennial Centre, 8700 – 84 Street

Alberta Lottery Fund Art Gallery

At the Alberta Lottery Fund Art Gallery you can view vibrant visual arts exhibits or shows put on by regional artists and art clubs. Each new exhibit reveals a myriad of mediums and explores a variety of ideas, themes, and talents. Be sure to attend opening receptions, where you can meet the artists, browse exhibits, and indulge in refreshments. See the upcoming events at the Art Gallery listed in the Community Events on pages 16.

City Hall Art Nook Location: City Hall, 10005 – 102 Street

The City Hall Art Nook is a space for local and emerging artists to display their amazing artwork.

Each month features a new artist showcasing their talents in a variety of mediums.

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THROUGHOUT FORT SASKATCHEWAN Downtown Art Fort on the Saskatchewan

By Doug Driediger Location: 100 Avenue and 102 Street

The mural highlights key developments in the establishment of Fort Saskatchewan as a community.

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Olive

By Don and Shirley Begg Location: 102 Street, north of 99 Avenue

To honour our Sheep Grazing program, a bronze statue of a Finnsheep was created.

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Inspector Jarvis

Inspector Jarvis

By Don and Shirley Begg Location: 100 Avenue, just west of 101 Street

Standing guard over the site of the Fort Heritage Precinct is a life-sized bronze statue of the first Commanding Officer, Inspector Jarvis.

Inspector Jarvis

The Babysitter

By Don and Shirley Begg Location: 104 Street, between 99 Avenue and 100 Avenue

The Babysitter statue in Lions Park celebrates the sheep dog’s dedication to performing its job with enthusiasm.

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Acres of Dreams

By Don and Shirley Begg Location: Legacy Park, 101 Street and 99 Avenue

A stunning life-sized bronze statue of a family arriving off the train in their new home of Fort Saskatchewan in 1910.

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Art at City Hall Fabric of the Community

By Bill Frymire Location: City Hall, 10005 – 102 Street

Fabric of the Community is a diverse collection of mosaic tiles in four panels with intricate aluminum shapes that represent important elements of the community of Fort Saskatchewan – Industry, Cooperation, Agriculture, and People.

Fabric of the Community

River Valley

By William Johnson Location: City Hall, 10005 – 102 Street

This steel sculpture captures the flight of an eagle soaring over an unpopulated area of the North Saskatchewan River near Fort Saskatchewan.

River Valley

Open Road

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Open Road

Propagate

By David Shkolny Location: City Hall, 10005 – 102 Street

By Keith Walker Location: City Hall, 10005 – 102 Street

Open Road is an acrylic painting that depicts a rural road converging into the distance amongst lush fields near Fort Saskatchewan.

Propagate is a series of hand-blown glass spheres that symbolize the propagation of an idea that changes each time it is retold.

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Art Throughout the Community Big Piece of the Puzzle

By Tom Hjoleifson Location: West River’s Edge (River Valley Drive)

This statue is dedicated to all of the skilled trade workers in our community. It represents our industrial and technological world being placed in the hands of a skilled workforce.

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Partners in Community Protection

By Nathan Scott Location: Protective Services Building, 200 Towncrest Road

A bronze statue depicting the important partnership the Royal Canadian Mounted Police and Municipal Enforcement have in the protection of our community.

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RECREATION AND LEISURE Community Recreation The City of Fort Saskatchewan Recreation Department’s goal is to enhance the quality of life of every citizen in our community. In the seasonal Leisure Guides, you’ll find a variety of exciting, user-friendly and affordable drop in and registered programs. View the current guide at: fortsask.ca/leisureguide.

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Get Involved in Minor Sports The Fort Saskatchewan Minor Sports Association (FSMSA) promotes healthy and active lifestyle choices for our community through the following groups: amateur baseball, fastball, gymnastics, hockey, judo, lacrosse, ringette and soccer.

This non-profit group works to promote rules of fair play, ensure athletes’ safety and encourage coach leadership training in order to develop members to be community ambassadors while providing efficient, cost-effective services. The FSMSA encourages the use of KIDSPORT Fort Saskatchewan to ensure all children have the opportunity to participate in recreational activities 780.998.1835 | fsmsa@telus.net | fsmsa.net

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The Chiefs play in the Chinook Hockey League and compete every year for the Allan Cup – Senior AAA’s longstanding National Championship. The Chiefs play fantastic hockey to appreciative crowds. All home games are played in Fort Saskatchewan at the Jubilee Recreation Centre. Tickets can be purchased at the door.

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RIVER VALLEY FUN Steeped in history, the North Saskatchewan River valley beckons both water and land enthusiasts with its stunning scenery of both the wetland areas and the natural prairie.

Explore the river by boat starting at either the Strachan's Landing or Red Coat Landing boat launches. Strachan’s Landing is located at the end of 103 Street, across the road from the Turner Park soccer field, and you can locate Red Coat Landing next to the West River’s Edge Wetlands area. Both areas provide photo enthusiasts, birders and anyone who enjoys the outdoors with stunning views!

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Located near Strachan’s Landing, you’ll find Turner Park, a gorgeous picnic spot that suits a variety of occasions, whether you want to plan a romantic picnic, family gathering, birthday party, or group function. Spontaneously choose your favourite spot or call ahead to book the popular picnic shelter for larger groups.

The River Valley Trails run from Turner Park all the way to West River’s Edge. Along the over 20 km of paved trails are fabulous viewpoints and interpretive signage to entertain and inform as you walk or cycle. At West River’s Edge, there are great trails both paved and off-road that showcase the beauty of the River Valley. In the winter, it is home to the Nordic Ski Club and many groomed ski trails. There is the West River’s Edge Pavilion, a multi-purpose building with two rooms available for the community to rent, as well as public restrooms and two picnic shelters with wood burning fireplaces.

Relax and unwind by fishing at the Fort Lions Community Fish Pond. The pond is stocked with rainbow trout and it’s a great spot to spend a few hours relaxing or let your kids discover the sport of fishing (provincial fishing regulations apply). The wetlands area has an abundance of colourful birds and wild flowers that are sure to delight anyone who loves the outdoors.

For something different you can explore the 15 hectare off-leash dog park or spend a leisurely afternoon at Chabot Park, imagining a time gone by when all traffic had to use the single lane bridge that used to exist there, the pillars of which are still visible.

One of three remaining prairie remnants in the Capital Region, Fort Saskatchewan Prairie is a 13 hectare natural preserve that visitors can explore on foot. The main entrance gate is located southwest of the Red Coat Landing boat launch, next to the West River’s Edge Wetlands Conservation Area.

West River’s Edge

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River Valley Trail System

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Outdoor recreation is easy to find throughout the year in our 529 hectares of parks, natural areas and green spaces. Whether you take pleasure in birds and wildlife, exercise and sports, wildflowers, playgrounds or picnics, you’ll be sure to find a perfect spot. Our major parks are connected by more than 73 kilometres of paved trails and there are 30 playgrounds spread throughout the city for families to enjoy.

Location 1 Centennial RCMP Park Location: 97 Avenue and 90 Street

One of Fort Saskatchewan’s major parks is where you’ll find grassy green areas, fun playground structures and a sports field to challenge your friends and family to a game.

If you’re a winter visitor, strap on your ice skates inside the warm-up shelter, then glide across the ice at the outdoor skating rink.

Mowat Park Location: between 96 Avenue and 82 Street and 95 Avenue and 89 Street

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Location: 93 Avenue, just east of Sherridon Drive 93 AVE

With baseball diamonds and soccer/football/ rugby field, Eldon Brown Park has become a popular spot for people to toss a ball or watch a game.

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Jubilee Park Location: 101 Street, between 93 Avenue and 96 Avenue

If you’re trying to entertain a group of people with diverse interests, Jubilee Park is the perfect starting place. The park has three baseball diamonds, a soccer field, and the Kinsmen playground. Plus, it’s within walking distance of the Jubilee Recreation Centre, Harbour Pool, Skateboard Park, Golf & Curling Club, and the Boys & Girls Club – providing an easy way for everyone to find activities that suit their interests!

Jubilee Park

Skateboard Park

Skateboard Park Location: in Jubilee Park at 101 Street, between 93 Avenue and 96 Avenue

Grab your skateboard and safety gear and challenge yourself at this remarkable in-ground, concrete skateboard park. This popular teen hangout is a safe place to be active, develop skills and have a good time whether you’re experienced or a new and aspiring boarder! It’s conveniently close to Harbour Pool and Jubilee Park’s baseball diamonds and soccer field.

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Location 3 Turner Park Location: from downtown, follow 101 Street to River Road

Nothing beats a day along the river! Turner Park is an 11 hectare park with unbeatable scenery.

Whether you want to stay for an afternoon or camp overnight, Turner Park has special appeal.

You’ll find sport fields and playgrounds and many picnic tables and fire pits throughout the park.

You can reserve the picnic shelter for special events. There is also a beautiful campground run by the Fort Saskatchewan Lions Club. (See details on page 77)

Turner Park

Rotary Amphitheatre Location: behind the Fort Heritage Precinct (10006 – 100 Avenue)

The North Saskatchewan River valley is home to the beautiful, natural grass hillside Rotary Amphitheatre. Developed by the Fort Saskatchewan Rotary Club, the amphitheatre provides a spectacular view of the fireworks on Canada Day. It’s also where you’ll find our biggest tobogganing hill for winter fun.

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Legacy Park

Legacy Park Location: 100 Avenue and 101 Street

Legacy Park

This beautiful park in the heart of downtown Fort Saskatchewan is home to all of the City’s major festivals, such as the Family Festival, Canada Day celebrations, Movie Under the Stars and the Sheep Leaving festivities. Legacy Park’s band shell serves as an ideal venue for outdoor entertainment and the perfect gathering place for large groups. Legacy Park is located beside the 1937 Warden’s House which serves as the entrance to the Fort Heritage Precinct. Enjoy ice skating on the leisure ice surface in the winter months.

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Find the park by heading to the east end of downtown Fort Saskatchewan, along the natural parkland following Ross Creek. In the summer, it’s a popular place for picnickers to throw a blanket across the grass and enjoy this quaint and beautiful park. In wintertime you’ll find visitors with toboggans sliding down the hill at Langworthy Park for exhilarating snow-day fun.

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Off Leash Dog Park

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Off Leash Dog Park Location: 54310 TWP RD 543

Explore with your favourite pooch at a park especially designed for four-legged visitors.

The Off Leash Dog Park has an enclosed and secure play area with over 15 hectares of space, so your dog can run safe and free. You will find garbage containers, bags for picking up dog deposits, and plenty of dog-friendly folk. #fortdogpark

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One of our most popular parks for families is Pryce Alderson Park. With over 8 hectares of space, its open green space is a perfect spot to fly a kite on a windy day. It’s also home to the Kin Family Spray Park, picnic tables, baseball diamonds, soccer pitches, a playground and a basketball surface. In the winter, enjoy skating on an outdoor leisure ice surface.

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Ken Hodgins Memorial Park is located in the SouthPointe community, right across the street from the new SouthPointe school. Kids will love this exciting park as it features a climbing wall and mountain themed animals.

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Imagine yourself sprawled comfortably in a lawn chair beneath the mature trees, watching the water ripple by, as you sip on something cool – it’s easy to be a happy camper here!

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CAMPGROUND The campground is connected to over 73 kms of paved walking and biking trails and is located next to sports fields and Strachan’s Landing where you can enjoy stunning views and launch your boat to explore the river. For additional entertainment, it’s just a short drive to area golf courses, an indoor swimming pool, the Fort Heritage Precinct and the downtown business core with its variety of restaurants, products, and services.

This popular family campground features: • 24-hour resident supervision • Fully serviced sites • Showers • Flush toilets • Picnic tables • Large covered picnic shelter • Playground and sports fields • River valley location, adjacent to 73 kms of walking/biking trails • Proximity to downtown and the Fort Heritage Precinct • Short drive to golf courses, indoor pool and other amenities 2018 Dates and Camping Rates: May 1 to October 31 (Subject to change) Fully Serviced (30 Amp): $36.00 per day (incl. GST) Fully Serviced (15 Amp): $34.00 per day (incl. GST) Power Only (15 Amp): $28.00 per day (incl. GST) Unserviced (tent only): $22.00 per day (incl. GST) Bookings: 780.998.4074 | fortlionscampground@telus.net | fortlionscampground.ca

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WATER FUN Make a Splash this Summer!

Kin Family Spray Park When kids see water, they get excited and immediately expect to have a good time.

Children will experience fun and laughter when playing with the animal-themed spray toys at Kin Family Spray Park. The spray park is located in one of our most popular parks for families, Pryce Alderson Park. Admission is free and the sheer joy of water fountain fun is unbeatable.

Pryce Alderson Park is easily accessible in the Westpark Neighbourhood. You’ll find ample parking nearby and washrooms next to the splash zone. The park’s 8 hectares of green space includes a playground, sand play area, baseball diamonds, soccer pitches, basketball surface and gorgeous trails.

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Lions Park Young children will squeal with delight as they splash around in the Lions Park wading pool in downtown Fort Saskatchewan. The pool is designed for children 8 and under – it’s a great place for toddlers and children to get refreshed and cool off on a hot summer day. When it’s time to dry off, you can head over to the playground at this free, family-friendly park.

Hours: 9:30 am to 6:00 pm, July 4 to August 31 (weather permitting)

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HARBOUR POOL Harbour Pool is an indoor 6 lane leisure pool that offers lessons, competitive swimming, fitness opportunities, and recreational fun. This completely accessible facility features a dry sauna, a whirlpool, warm pool, two spray toys, and a zero depth bay area, all of which are irresistible to tiny tots, beginners, and families.

If you’re feeling adventurous, you can swing off of the Tarzan rope, jump from the one metre diving board, or zoom down a deep end slide.

The pool holds special events throughout the year, including Dive-in Movie nights. Visit the City of Fort Saskatchewan’s Facebook page at facebook.com/CityFortSask before an upcoming event and you might be able to cast a vote for the movie of your choice!

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Aquasize

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*Deep Water **Gentle Aqua

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Family Swim Adult Swim

2:00–4:00 pm

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Cash Desk Early Bird Lane Swim

1:00–9:00 pm 8:00–9:00 pm Lane Only!

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Public Swim

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ACTIVITY

TUESDAY

9:00–10:00 pm

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TUESDAY

WEDNESDAY

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Schedule subject to change without notice.

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1:00–7:00 pm

780.997.9077

Licensed Daycare OSC & Preschool

in y l V y r u Lux Tile & d o o H a rd w a rp e t C & e t Lamina Hours: 6AM – 6P M

780-589-1313 • 780-906-8542 #117/#119 –121 Town Crest Road Fort Saskatchewan AB register.lfbs@gmail.com

NEW LOCATION 9905 – 102 Street Fort Saskatchewan

780.997.9077 Mon, Tue, Wed, Friday 9 - 5 Thursday 9 - 7 Saturday by appointment only Closed Sundays and Holidays Red-E Flooring 2012

industrialheartland.com Using a unique model of municipal partnership, Alberta’s Industrial Heartland Association promotes sustainable, diverse industrial growth for the benefit of community and industry.

Phone: 780-998-7453 Fax: 780-998-7543 Toll Free in North America: 1-888-414-0032 Suite 300, 9940 - 99 Avenue Fort Saskatchewan AB T8L 4G8 inquiries@industrialheartland.com FORTSASK.CA

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WINTER FUN There are so many possibilities for wintertime adventure in our community. Winter festivals and holiday celebrations draw visitors and residents together for good-hearted entertainment at events such as our Enchanted Forest, Holiday Lights Up!, Christmas Marketplace and Santa Clause Parade. But you don’t have to wait for one of our special events to enjoy the beauty of the winter season – throughout the area you’ll find numerous options to get the whole family out for energizing winter fun.

Cross County Skiing A perfect way to take in the beauty of the frosty winter season is through cross country skiing on our community trails. The Fort Saskatchewan Nordic Ski Club operates out of the West River’s Edge Building in the North Saskatchewan River Valley of Fort Saskatchewan. In cooperation with the City of Fort Saskatchewan, approximately 13 kms of community trails including classic tracks and skating lanes are groomed and track-set by club volunteers. The Club also runs lessons for kids and adults from beginners to a competitive ski team. For more information, visit fortsasknordic.ca.

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Tobogganing A thrilling winter activity for all ages is tobogganing down one of the many hills in Fort Saskatchewan. Here are some of the community’s favourite tobogganing hills: Amphitheatre – access is just off 100 Avenue and 100 Street Langworthy Park – located at the end of 98 Avenue and adjacent to Lowe Avenue Campground – follow 101 Street to River Road Tennis Court – follow 101 Street to River Road West River’s Edge – end of River Valley Drive Westpark Drive – near Westpark Boulevard on Westpark Drive A map of toboggan hills can be found by seaching “toboggan” at fortsask.ca.

Skating Whether you’re looking for a pick-up game of hockey or an afternoon of family fun, you’ll find many places to enjoy skating in the City of Fort Saskatchewan. The area has two outdoor, boarded rinks and three public skating snowbank rinks available to the public during the winter season.

Boarded rinks are located at: Mowat Park – North of 96 Avenue and 84 Street RCMP Park – 97 Avenue and 90 Street They are open for skating during regular park hours.

Snowbank rinks are great place for family skating. There are snowbank rinks at: Legacy Park – 100 Avenue and 101 Street Henderson Park – Greenfield Way Pryce Alderson Park – Westpark Drive These rinks are designed for public leisure skating – no sticks or pucks allowed on the snowbank rinks.

Search “outdoor rinks” at fortsask.ca.

RINK SHACK HOURS: Monday to Friday 4:00 – 9:00 pm Saturday, Sunday and Statutory Holidays 1:00 – 8:00 pm CLOSED CHRISTMAS DAY

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Experience Culture, Recreation and Learning Every family member will find something engaging at the Dow Centennial Centre in Fort Saskatchewan! With fitness activities, playgrounds, games den, live theatre, concerts, a pottery guild, art gallery and more – the centre’s unique combination of culture and recreation promotes an active body and healthy spirit for all ages.

Just 15 minutes from Edmonton, you will find a variety of fitness activities for people at every level of fitness or experience. You can work out in the fitness centre, enjoy a walk/run around our indoor track, unwind in the steam or sauna rooms, take advantage of open gym time or enjoy drop-in programs that include soccer, pickleball, dodgeball, badminton, skating, shinny hockey, and other sports. The 170,000 square foot (1,467 square metre) centre is designed to host a variety of organized events and spontaneous activities.

8700 – 84 Street | 780.992.6400 | fortsask.ca

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Young children can let out their energy in the indoor playground. Older kids can check out the giant chess board. Just ask for a copy of the rules and start playing! The games den features a foosball table, air hockey, ping pong table, a vintage arcade game, Xbox and PlayStation video games, comfortable seating and a juke box. It’s located in the Pacesetter Room and is available for birthday party rentals.

If you have a taste for the arts, the centre offers exceptional live theatre, concerts, recitals and organized events. Visit the art gallery to view exhibits showcasing the work of local and regional artists. And you can get hands-on to explore your creativity at the pottery guild, which hosts workshops and programs for children and adults.

The Dow Centennial Centre is easy to get to from several directions.

Watch for it along Highway 21 at 84 Street. Come and see us!

HOURS OF OPERATION: Monday to Sunday 5:30 am – 10:00 pm Statutory Holidays 9:00 am – 9:00 pm NOTE: Hours are subject to change due to statutory holidays, special events, private bookings and maintenance shutdowns.

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LOCAL

FAIRWAYS Golf enthusiasts can find a number of excellent courses within a 10-minute drive of Fort Saskatchewan, all featuring striking views of Alberta’s scenery. The season for most of the courses runs from mid-April to the end of October, weather permitting.

With 27-holes, you can play a different round of golf every time you visit the FORT IN VIEW GOLF COURSE AND DRIVING RANGE. Along with exceptional golf in a pleasant country setting, the public course offers a driving range and practice green, a pro-shop, lessons with a CPGA instructor and power cart and equipment rentals. The course is located just minutes north of Fort Saskatchewan off Hwy 37 and Range Road 230.

780.998.1234 | fortinview.com

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Right in town you’ll find a semi-private nine-hole, par 36 golf course.

The FORT SASKATCHEWAN GOLF AND CURLING CLUB is located at 9312 – 102 Street, and it offers golfers a challenging round, practice green, pro-shop, cart and equipment rentals. After a round of golf, refresh yourself with food and drinks at their dining facilities.

Tee Time Booking: 780.998.2255 780.998.3372 | fortsaskgolf.com With spectacular views of the North Saskatchewan River valley, the LEGENDS GOLF AND COUNTRY CLUB is a public, 27-hole course, located south of Fort Saskatchewan on Hwy 21 at 53541 Range Rd. 232. Legends’ amenities include a pro-shop, cart and equipment rentals, driving range, practice green, and a rental tournament room for private events, as well as a licensed lounge, an outdoor patio and barbecue facilities.

780.449.4911 | thelegends.ca The FOX RUN GOLF COURSE is located at Range Road 223 and Township Rd. 540 (six miles south of Fort Saskatchewan on Hwy 21, 2½ miles east on Twp. Rd. 540). This public, 18-hole, par 72 golf course boasts a stunning bluegrass fairway, a pro-shop, rental facilities, cart rental, driving range, practice green, lounge and dining room.

780.998.4653 | foxrungolfcourse.ca Located only 3 km south of Fort Saskatchewan on Hwy 21 CROSSWINDS DRIVING RANGE accommodates all skill levels and is a great place for family fun. A golf pro is available for lessons and in addition to a driving range, they have a chipping area and putting green.

780.554.2571 | crosswindsdrivingrange.com

FoxRun GOLF COURSE MEADOWVIEW SOD FARM

• Clubhouse & Dining Lounge • Driving Range • Public Welcome • Banquet Facilities Only 15 minutes East of Edmonton

780-998-4653

TWP 540 Range Road 224

Fort Saskatchewan

FOX RUN

GOLF COURSE

Yellowhead Trail (Hwy 16 E) Edmonton

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Tournament Specialists - Call for details Only 5 Minutes from Downtown Fort Saskatchewan

27 Hole Golf Facility - par 71 and 72 combinations available Driving Range & Practice Green • Fully Stocked ProShop Affordable Green Fees • Beginners & Families Welcome Lessons Available • Men’s and Ladies’ Leagues 780-998-1234 Licensed Club House & Banquet Facility League Play and Season Passes available fortinview.com Fort Saskatchewan

Crosswinds Driving Range Youth/Adult Lessons 3 kms South of Fort Saskatchewan Hwy 21

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780-554-2571

crosswindsdrivingrange.com

ROBERTSON’S Plumbing & Gasfitting Ltd.

Abundance BAKERY UNDER NEW MANAGEMENT: JOVIC BAKERY

780-998-3847

At You Sevice

MONDAY-FRIDAY 6-6 | SATURDAY 8-2

8718 - 112 Street Fort Saskatchewan

Come In for All Your Bakery Needs Incl. Made-to-Order

robplgas@telusplanet.net

MON-FRI 6-6 | SAT 8-2

780-998-9367 107/108–41 WESTPARK BLVD., FORT SASK

www.jovicbakery.com

RIVERPOINTE PLAZA 9902–93 Street, Fort Saskatchewan the

RETREAT salon and spa

Hair . Waxing . Manicures Pedicures . Body Wraps . Facials Makeup . Massage Permanent Hair Reduction FOR MEN AND WOMEN

Dr. Grace Kwong

780-997-0611

2015 Chamber of Commerce "Customer Service Excellence" Award Winner

info@gracedentalclinic.ca

780-998-0922 itsyourretreat.com

gracedentalclinic.ca

HOURS: Mon: 9–5:30 Tues.Wed.Thurs: 9–9 Fri: 9–5:30 • Sat: 9–4:30

CALL FOR AN APPOINTMENT TODAY!

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Elk Island National Park Just 20 minutes east of Fort Saskatchewan lies a year-round oasis where bison roam freely, sun glistens off lakes and ponds, and stars light up the night sky.

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Adventure awaits!

A wildlife-watcher’s paradise, Elk Island National Park is a beautiful oasis home to herds of free-roaming plains bison, wood bison, moose, deer, elk and over 250 species of birds. The park protects one of the most endangered habitats in Canada – aspen parkland.

Taking the short drive east to Elk Island National Park rewards visitors with countless recreation opportunities; hike over 80 km of trails, roast tasty treats over a campfire, take in a round of golf (780.998.3161), canoe around islands on Astotin Lake, or sit back and enjoy an interpretive program! After a day of activities catch the sunset over Astotin Lake and watch in awe as the sky is filled with twinkling stars or Northern Lights.

Special Events

With so much to do, why not plan to stay the night and book a campsite? Astotin Lake Campground accommodates tents and RV’s near the action of Astotin Lake while the six km hike to Oster Lake Campground provides a true backcountry adventure. If you want the experience of camping but need a few more creature comforts oTENTik’s are available at Elk Island! oTENTIk’s are a cross between a tent and a rustic cabin.

Bring a sleeping bag and campfire equipment but leave the tent and air mattress at home; oTENTik’s are the perfect way for families, friends and couples of all ages to discover the joys of camping without any fuss. To make camping reservations for the Astotin Lake or Oster Lake campgrounds, call 1-877-737-3783 or visit reservation.parkscanada.gc.ca.

JUNE 2 JULY 1 JULY 21 SEPT 2

– Bison Festival – Canada Day Activities – Parks Day – Milky Way Days

780.922.5790 | parkscanada.gc.ca/elkisland FORTSASK.CA

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GO EAST OF EDMONTON Go East for the Flavours, Festivals and Family Fun

Fort Saskatchewan is a gateway community to the Go East of Edmonton Tourism Region.

Explore the region to experience an endless variety of daytrips and driving tours around Fort Saskatchewan. You’ll find locally inspired culinary adventures, diverse cultural and historical sites, fascinating wildlife viewing, outstanding camping and recreational activities, exciting events, abundant agriculture tourism activities, and unique roadside attractions.

These communities boast a fun-filled assortment of multi-cultural, agtourism and eco-tourism activities in a diverse region that includes Beaver Hills, Kalyna Country, and the North Saskatchewan River Valley between Edmonton and the Saskatchewan border. Major attractions include Elk Island National Park, Ukrainian Cultural Heritage Village, Fort Heritage Precinct, the Iron Horse Trail and much more.

Plan your trip today by picking up a copy of the Go East of Edmonton Travel Guide available at all area visitor centres or go online to goeastofedmonton.com. You can also see daily updates and contests on their Facebook page.

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DINING IN THE FORT

Discover a culinary experience you won’t soon forget!

Whether you seek a romantic dinner, a fun gathering with friends or a bite on the run, you’ll find it here. There are great restaurants on both sides of Highway 21 and in downtown Fort Saskatchewan. On the next few pages find a variety of restaurant options that include ethnic cuisine, spicy entrées, and some of the best pizza around. You can have meals delivered or catered for special events or opt for take out and a quiet night at home.

780-992-9565•106–41 West Park Blvd., Fort Saskatchewan

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Open 24 Hours 7 Days a Week

780-992-TIMS (8467) 10080 - 88 Ave., Fort Saskatchewan OTHER FORT SASKATCHEWAN LOCATIONS:

9817 - 101 St. (ESSO) 30 Westpark Blvd.

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Pizza • Pasta • Salads • Ribs • Sandwiches and more!

OPEN 11:00 am to LateNite

Licensed Dining Room • Sports Bar • Patio

780-998-9999 • Cornerstone Mall 8751 - 94 St • Fort Saskatchewan

ORDER ONLINE AT

bostonpizza.com

Tues–Sat 11 – 9 Sun 11 – 8 | Mon Closed

TAKE-OUT • DELIVERY

EAT WHERE THE REAL FOOD IS

We Deliver!

172, 8818–111 Street, Fort Saskatchewan | 780-998-1189 | modomioab.ca

Eat In, Pick Up & Delivery Ea

Open 7 days a Week!

Sun & Holidays: 4 pm - 10 pm Mon - Thu: 11 am - 10 pm Fri - Sat: 11 am - 11 pm

ZZA MY Y PI YUM T I & L SH UA FRE ST Q E B HE YS T AWA

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152–10404–99 Ave., Fort Saskatchewan D I N I NG I N F O R T S A S K ATC H E WA N

Order now on your iPhone® and Android device • New and easy to use Free App • Conveniently place orders from anywhere • Easily repeat favourite orders within seconds • Receive the latest discounts and specials • Delivery starts at 11:00 am every day

Search for “busters pizza”

Order online: busterspizza.ca 10% DISCOUNT for Service Men and Women eg. Military

9753 90 Street, Fort Saskatchewan • 780-998-5525 iPhone is a trademark of Apple Inc., registered in the U.S. and other countries. App Store is a service mark of Apple Inc.

Monday - Saturday 10:00 am - 8:00 pm

DINE-IN or TAKE-OUT

780-651-0133 440 St. Albert Trail, St. Albert

780-992-1501

theatlantickitchen.ca

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VN EXPRESS V VIETNAMESE CUISINE V

VIETNAMESE NOODLE HOUSE

Open Mon - Sat 11 am - 8 pm Closed Sundays and Holidays

780-589-3183

10213–100 Avenue Fort Saskatchewan

Express Your Cravings

Tues – Sun 11 am – 9 pm

10010–86 Avenue, Fort Saskatchewan 780-589-2238 phohoanpasteur.ca

9805 108 ST., FORT SASKATCHEWAN

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$10 OFF *WITH BEVERAGE PURCHASE, ONLY VALID AT ORIGINAL JOE’S FORT SASKATCHEWAN.

MINORS ARE WELCOME AND RESERVATIONS ACCEPTED ORIGINAL JOE’S #103, 9372 Southfort Drive Fort Saskatchewan, AB originaljoes.ca #originaljoes

Eggcellent P‛Eats

All-Day Breakfast & Lunch

Fo Saskatchewan’s For S Sa Sas Sask Saska Saskat Saskatc Saskatch Saskatche Saskatchew Saskatchewa Saskatchewan Saskatchewan’ C CO COM COMF COMFI COMFIE COMFIES C CO COZ COZI COZIE COZIES P Pl Pla Plac Fort COMFIEST & COZIEST Place OPEN EVERY DAY 8:00 am to 3 pm

DOWNTOWN FORT SASKATCHEWAN

9908–103 Street | 780-589-2898 F O R T S A S K . C A 100

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CHURCHES FIRST UNITED CHURCH 10409–100 Avenue • 780-998-4060 Rev. Paul Douglas Walfall We Welcome You to Join Us for our Services:

Sunday 10 am Including Children Programs

Come Experience God’s Light With Us! fsunited.org • fspc@shaw.ca

FORT SASKATCHEWAN ALLIANCE CHURCH 9935–93 Avenue 780-998-2485 We would love for you to join us:

Sunday 9:15 am and 11:00 am Including Children’s Programs

fortsaskalliance.com Weekly Youth Group

10029–99 Avenue • 780-998-3620

CHRIST LUTHERAN CHURCH (LCC)

Rev. Canon Chelsy Bouwman

9909–90 Street • 780-998-2539

ANGLICAN PARISH OF ST. GEORGE

SUNDAY SERVICES: 8:30 am & 10:30 am (Summer 9:30 am) Messy Church – 3rd Saturday of the Month

Rev. Vince Moore We Welcome You to Join Us for our Service:

Sunday Worship & Sunday School 10 am Pineview Nursery School REGISTER FOR FALL NOW!

parishstgeorges.wixsite.com/fortsask parish@stgeorgefortsask.ca

clcfortsask@telus.net • christlutheranfortsask.com

OUR LADY OF ANGELS CATHOLIC CHURCH

FORT SASKATCHEWAN CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE

10004–101 Street Rev. Francis Mariappa, SAC 780-998-3288

9802–104 Street • 780-998-2451

Saturday 5:15 pm Sunday 9:00 & 11:00 am July & August 9:30 am

Family Focused / Biblical Values Ministering in: Ladies Bible Study Men’s Bible Study Youth Group Call for further details or visit our website

olafortsask.caedm.ca

fortnaz.ca • pastor@fortnaz.ca

We Welcome You to Join Us for our Services:

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Hypnosis & Reiki Sessions Classes & Workshops Wellness Presenta ons

DONNA GODFREY

10005 – 103 Stre Street, eet, Fort Saskatchewan

Hypnotherapist, C.R.M.T., S.C.T Wellness Advocate Ad dvocate & Educator

dmgodfrey11@shaw.ca ~ fortsaskholis c.com ~ 780-221-8286

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Index of Advertisers AUTOBODY REPAIR Fort Sask Autobody Ltd...........................................49 AUTOMOTIVE REPAIR/SERVICE/TIRES Fort Gasland..............................................................41 Fountain Tire..............................................................57 Minute Muffler & Brake/Speedy Auto Service....53 BAKING Abundance Bakery.................................................. 90 BANKING BMO Bank of Montreal.......................................... 64 BOWLING Fort Lanes Bowling Alley........................................ 31 BUSINESS ASSOCIATION Alberta’s Industrial Heartland.............................. 82 Fort Saskatchewan Chamber of Commerce...... 39 CHILD CARE Little Feet Big Steps................................................ 82 Wee Care Family Day Homes Ltd.........................35 CHIROPRACTIC CARE Zimmerman Chiropractic........................................64 CHURCHES.............................................................. 101 COMMUNICATIONS/CELLULAR SALES Associated Telecom Inc...........................................43 DANCE STUDIOS Dance at Brijets........................................................ 27 DENTAL Cameron Dental...................................................... 13 Grace Dental............................................................ 90 Southfort Dental Centre..........................................64 DENTURES Denture Care Centre (The).................................... 41 Fort Saskatchewan Denture Clinic........................64 DISABILITY ASSISTANCE Robin Hood Association (The)..................................9 DRY CLEANING Fort Cleaners & Coin Laundry.............................. 70 Master Cleaner........................................................ 35 ELECTRIC Drews Electric.......................................................... 78 103 I N D E X O F A D V E R T I S E R S

EMPLOYMENT SERVICES Careers in Transition................................................37 Careers Under Construction..................................43 EYE CARE Vivid Vision................................................................27 FLOORING Red-E Flooring.......................................................... 82 FLORIST Daisy A Day Florist.................................................. 41 GAS Co-op.......................................................................... 33 GOLF Crosswinds Driving Range.................................... 89 Fort-in-View Golf Course...................................... 89 Fox Run Golf Course................................................ 88 GOVERNMENT Jessica Littlewood, MLA............................................9 GROCERIES Co-op.......................................................................... 33 Freson Bros Fresh Market........Back Outside Cover HAIR SALONS/ESTHETICS/NAILS Cocolux Beauty Bar..................................................57 Friendly Nails & Esthetics...................................... 41 HairDo Hair Salon....................................................41 La Perla Hair Studio................................................ 63 Retreat Salon and Spa (The).................................. 90 Shelly’s Lash & Brow Boutique.............................. 63 HEALTH AND WELLNESS Art of Healing, Donna Godfrey.......................... 102 Body Unique Fitness................................................ 39 Eclipse Health and Fitness........ Inside Front Cover Full Range Therapy.................................................. 41 Get Real Natural Health Food Store.................... 70 Medical Imaging Consultants.............................. 80 Soul Expression...................................................... 106 Supplement King...................................................... 43 HEARING TESTING/HEARING AIDS Precision Hearing........................ Back Inside Cover HEATING – see Plumbing HOME BUILDER Oleksyn Homes........................................................ 31

Index of Advertisers HOSPITAL/HEALTH UNIT Fort Saskatchewan Community Hospital............ 80 HOTELS Kanata Inn (The)...................................................... 94 Lakeview Inns & Suites.......................................... 37 Southfort Inn.......................................................... 107 INDUSTRY SERVICES Gemini Corp..............................................................94 INDUSTRIES Oerlikon Metco........................................................ 47 INSURANCE Co-operators, M. Friel Agencies (The).................. 31 JEWELRY Gold & Diamond Boutique.................................... 41 Roland’s Jewelry...................................................... 35 LAUNDROMAT Fort Cleaners & Coin Laundry.............................. 70 Washland Coin Laundry........................................ 37 LAWYERS City Law Offices...................................................... 64 Fotty Stevenson Wilson.......................................... 39 Jenkins & Jenkins Barristers & Solicitors............ 64 LIQUOR SALES Spirits on 101 Liquor Store.................................... 13

RESTAURANTS / PUBS Atlantic Kitchen (The).............................................. 98 Boston Pizza.............................................................. 97 Buster’s PIzza............................................................ 98 City Donair & Kabob.............................................. 41 Eggcellent P’Eats....................................................100 House of Hong..........................................................99 Kinny’s Sweet Retreat.............................................. 41 Mary Brown’s Chicken & Taters............................ 96 McDonald’s Restaurant.......................................... 95 Modo Mio Italian Restaurant................................ 97 Montana’s................................................................107 Original Joe’s Restaurant & Bar........................ 100 Perry’s 2 for 1 Pizza and Pasta............................ 99 Pho Hoan Pasteur Vietnamese Noodle House........99 Pizza 73......................................................................96 Roustabouts Restaurant & Bar............................100 Sky Hy Pizza & Donair............................................ 97 Tim Hortons.............................................................. 96 VN Express................................................................ 99 Wok’n Go.................................................................. 95 SCHOOLS Elk Island Public Schools.......................................... 9 SEWING Kountry Knits & Sewing Centre............................ 41

MOVIE THEATRE Fort Cinema.............................................................. 13

SMOKING/VAPING SUPPLIES Daddeo’s Fine Smoking Accessories.................... 41 P Squared Vapes...................................................... 49

MOVING COMPANIES Fort Moving.............................................................. 43

STORAGE Fort Park RV Storage.............................................. 78

MUSIC INSTRUCTION Voice Lessons, Erin Gott..........................................31

TANNING STUDIOS Cocolux Beauty Bar..................................................57 Fake and Bake Suntan Studio..............................106

PHARMACY Shoppers Drug Mart.............................................. 49 PLUMBING / HEATING / COOLING Marino’s Plumbing & Heating.............................. 70 Robertson’s Plumbing & Gasfitting...................... 90 REAL ESTATE Donna Kliachik, NOW Real Estate Group.......... 57 Royal LePage, Noralta Realty................................ 27

TAXI SERVICE Driving Miss Daisy (Seniors Only)........................ 78 TOWING Titan Towing.............................................................. 53 WINDOW COVERINGS Custom Blinds by Design........................................27 FORTSASK.CA

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ALPHABETICAL LIST OF ADVERTISERS Abundance Bakery.................................................. 90 Alberta’s Industrial Heartland..............................82 Art of Healing, Donna Godfrey.......................... 102 Associated Telecom Inc......................................... 43 Atlantic Kitchen (The)..............................................98 BMO Bank of Montreal.......................................... 64 Body Unique Fitness................................................39 Boston Pizza.............................................................. 97 Buster’s PIzza............................................................98 Cameron Dental...................................................... 13 Careers Under Construction................................ 43 Careers in Transition.............................................. 37 Churches..................................................................101 City Donair & Kabob.............................................. 41 City Law Offices...................................................... 64 Co-op.......................................................................... 33 Co-operators, M. Friel Agencies (The).................. 31 Cocolux Beauty Bar................................................ 57 Crosswinds Driving Range.................................... 89 Custom Blinds by Design...................................... 27 Daddeo’s Fine Smoking Accessories.................... 41 Daisy A Day Florist.................................................. 41 Dance at Brijets........................................................27 Denture Care Centre (The).................................... 41 Donna Kliachik, NOW Real Estate Group.......... 57 Drews Electric.......................................................... 78 Driving Miss Daisy (Seniors Only)........................78 Eclipse Health and Fitness........ Inside Front Cover Eggcellent P’Eats....................................................100 Elk Island Public Schools.......................................... 9 Fake and Bake Suntan Studio..............................106 Fort Cinema.............................................................. 13 Fort Cleaners & Coin Laundry.............................. 70 Fort Gasland............................................................ 41 Fort Lanes Bowling Alley........................................ 31 Fort Moving.............................................................. 43 Fort Park RV Storage.............................................. 78 Fort Sask Autobody Ltd......................................... 49 Fort Saskatchewan Chamber of Commerce...... 39 Fort Saskatchewan Community Hospital............80 Fort Saskatchewan Denture Clinic...................... 64 Fort-in-View Golf Course...................................... 89 Fotty Stevenson Wilson.......................................... 39 Fountain Tire............................................................ 57 Fox Run Golf Course................................................88 Freson Bros Fresh Market...... Back Outside Cover Friendly Nails & Esthetics...................................... 41 Full Range Therapy.................................................. 41 Gemini Corp..............................................................94 Get Real Natural Health Food Store....................70 Gold & Diamond Boutique.................................... 41

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