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The Fort Saskatchewan Chamber of Commerce yesterday announced the winning entries in its 19th Annual Santa Claus parade, which took place this past weekend in Downtown. To help select the winners — which were judged based on theme, originality, creativity and enthusiasm — the Chamber had judges throughout the parade route. Taking top honors...
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Cleanup efforts in Calgary continued into Tuesday, following a major windstorm that occurred on Sunday afternoon, with maximum recorded wind speeds reaching nearly 150 kilometers per hour. Damage was reported throughout the city, ranging from fallen trees to structural damage to many buildings, while several semi-trailers were tipped over by high winds on Highway...
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The Board of Directors of Sherritt International Corporation, announced late last week that they had appointed David V. Pathe as President and Chief Executive Officer of their company. Pathe, who has been with the company for several years, will assume his new role effective January 1st. He currently serves as the company’s Chief Financial...
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This year’s Operation Red Nose campaign in Fort Saskatchewan and area is up and running again this year, say event organizers. “While we started out slowly on Friday evening, November 25th, we picked up the pace on Saturday, with a weekend total of 10 rides,” explained Susan Christie, Operation Red Nose Coordinator. “Each evening,...
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Kim Stockwood’s “I Love Santa” concert (Dec. 8, 7:30pm) at the Shell Theatre promises to be a holiday classic that audiences will remember for many years. This east coast songbird effortlessly delivers a heartwarming, Christmas showcase filled with her signature vocals and a comedic style that will captivate you. The music of “I Love...
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Alberta Health and Wellness Minister Fred Horne last week welcomed the news that the Canadian Institutes of Health Research is moving ahead with a request for research proposals for a clinicaltrial on Chronic Cerebrospinal Venous Insufficiency and Multiple Sclerosis. “This is another important step to fill the evidence void that currently exists regarding the...
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Amongst the bustle of this weekend’s events in Downtown Fort Saskatchewan was a very special dedication of a new streetscape improvement on Saturday: A clock on 100th Ave., in front of Roland’s Jewelery. The clock commemorates over 53 years in business (50 of which have been on 100th Ave). In addition to Fort Saskatchewan...
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Fort Saskatchewan Mayor Gale Katchur lit up the Christmas trees on 102nd St. Downtown, in a very well-attended ceremony this past Friday evening. Despite the wind, those attending managed to keep warm with cookies, hot chocolate, and apple cider provided by Tim Hortons, while they were entertained by singers from Aaron Gott’s Gott the...
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Hey! Did you know Christmas is coming? I just though I’d be the first to warn you this year, just so you wouldn’t be surprised. Every year, for many of us the same thing keeps happening, so this year, in all my extreme deep thinking, I had this thought that I would do something...
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I happened to be in the house alone the day my dear mother came home with that package of Bran Flakes. My eyes lurched forward as if they had a clutch and my will had popped it. I stared stealthily at the “Prize Inside” logo. Being the smallest of six brothers meant I’d never...
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