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October 7, 2021
Fort Saskatchewan schools recognized Orange Shirt Day again this year, which was followed by a ceremony from the City of Fort Saskatchewan in recognition of…
October 1, 2021
September 30, 2021 marks Canada’s first recognition of National Truth and Reconciliation Day as a federal statutory holiday. The Day of Truth and…
August 27, 2021
On Saturday, August 21, local Cree singer-songwriter Phyllis Sinclair was joined by Albertan folk singer Peter Nolan at Legacy Park in Fort Saskatchewan for a…
August 14, 2021
On Aug. 21, Cree singer and songwriter Phyllis Sinclair will be presenting the Harmonize concert at Legacy Park. The Fort Saskatchewan community is invited for…
July 8, 2021
Article content On June 21, 2021, a vigil was held at West River’s Edge in Fort Saskatchewan in memory of the children lost to residential schools. We apologize, but this video has failed to load. Try refreshing your browser. Vigil organizer speaks to importance of community care, healing Back to video This week it was announced that 751 graves were found at the former Marieval Indian Residential School in Saskatchewan. In May, 215 graves were identified at the former Kamloops Indian Reside...
April 6, 2021
To the editor: The Excelsior Pass touted in a coronavirus update from Gov. Cuomo (March 31) and mentioned in the New York Times on April 4 (“Here’s what you need to know about your vaccine card”) is all fluff. We both went through the online form multiple times, but it did not allow us to select the correct date of our second vaccination, and the pass was denied. The help line (844-699-7277) is not helpful. The person answering told us to fill out the form again using an app, which, pre...
March 11, 2021
To the editor: Gov. Cuomo has submitted his proposed budget for fiscal year 2022 to the legislature. His plan to address the $15 billion budget gap is to reduce spending by $10.1 billion, which, if adopted, means painful cuts that will affect all of us in the North Country. Our counties are struggling to come up with solutions to make up for the loss of revenue due to the expected reduction in financial support from the state. The cuts will impact our schools, many of whom receive 40-50% of ...