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❗Notice to Residents❗
Park trails and pathways are closed because of icy and slippery conditions. Crews are working hard to clear and sand them. An update will be posted once travel is safe again. #FortSask, please be extra careful when heading out for a walk today. – at Edmonton, Alberta
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Story: As #FortSask moves ahead with Canada Day events, we'd like to bring awareness to the complex nature or our festivities. While some of us are ready to celebrate, we must also acknowledge some of us are in a period of mourning relatives and ancestors. ow.ly/By0K50Fm1af – at Fort Saskatchewan, Alberta
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People are putting out teddy bears on their porches and leaving the porch light on at 6 p.m. fortsaskonline.com/local/for…
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As news about the mass grave discovered at the residential school in Kamloops became known this weekend, Fort Saskatchewan has lowered our flags for 215 hours in sorrow and respect of the 215 children that didn’t make it home: ow.ly/9twQ50EZlG9 #orangeshirt
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#OnThisDay in 1915, Archie MacNaughton enlisted in the First World War at age 19. He would later serve in the Second World War and would be killed in action on D-Day. Watch his #HeritageMinute here. #VeteransWeek #LestWeForget
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Well done Fort Sask, so many people out on the pathways and parks! Biking, running, rollerblading, playing, climbing trees and enjoying a gorgeous November afternoon. Let’s do it tomorrow! @CityFortSask @AuggieFtSk @OutdoorPlayCA
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#OnThisDay in 1929, the Privy Council concluded that the word “persons” in the British North America Act included women. This historic ruling was initiated by The Famous Five, and led to some women being eligible for appointment in the Senate. Watch the #HeritageMinute here:
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Culture and Recreation staff meeting. Held while practicing appropriate safety measures. Grateful for the work this amazing group of staff!! They have been through so much but the commitment to public service remains!! @AuggieFtSk @CityFortSask
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❗ Face Covering Bylaw in Effect❗
Face coverings now required for everyone 10 years and older, unless they meet exemption criteria, in:
😷 Public buildings
😷 Transit buses
😷 Enclosed bus shelters
😷 For hire transportation
Learn more 👉 bit.ly/33SZQCG #FortSask – at Edmonton, Alberta
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#Educators: Are you looking for online resources for Remembrance Day? Our video series, Record of Service, features 15 veterans of the Second World War, Korean War, Cold War, peace missions and the war in Afghanistan. Listen to their stories today: youtube.com/watch?v=Yn7Wo0xE…
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Today is #WorldMentalHealthDay & we're celebrating the positive impact #museums can have on visitors' #wellbeing. Check out this @smithsonianmag article about @MBAM hiring a therapist & don't miss the upcoming #Museum magazine issue on #health & #wellness.
bit.ly/2WmZqhT
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The High Level Bridge will be lit in orange to recognize this day and to encourage the city to reflect upon the legacy of Indian Residential Schools.
edmonton.ca/attractions_even…
September 30 is #OrangeShirtDay, a day to remember the more than 150,000 First Nations, Inuit and Métis children who were torn from their families and sent to Indian residential schools. Many children were neglected and abused. bit.ly/36eh1QX
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We wear orange in honour of residential school survivors. 🟧
#orangeshirtday #strathma #shpk #strathco #everychildmatters #residentialschools #indigenouspeople #awareness #truthandreconciliation – at Strathcona County, Alberta
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We are proud to proclaim September 30, 2020 as #OrangeShirtDay2020 in the City of Fort Saskatchewan. Today we honour the Indigenous children who were sent away to residential schools in Canada and take time to learn more about their history. youtu.be/sJOtl7xBn4A #FortSask – at Edmonton, Alberta
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1/4 Our loved ones are not forgotten.
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September 1, 1905 marks the occasion of Alberta officially becoming a province, but of course the history of this place is much longer. Explore dozens of entertaining and informative #yegheritage stories at edmontoncommonwealthwalkway.… and through the #YEGWalkway app.
For Alberta's 115th birthday (today!), take a read (or listen) to some of our city's history stories using the #YEGWalkway app or website: edmontoncommonwealthwalkway.…
We have nearly 100 #yeghistory stories in River, Family, Indigenous, Winter, and History categories. #yeg
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Great to see so many people coming out to our @CityFortSask Historic Precinct to visit the sheep & thank Kathy for all her years of service being the Shepard. We ❤️ our sheep program – at Fort Saskatchewan, Alberta
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Experience the magic of Northern Lights virtually, from the comfort of your home! Visit the website to watch the full show and download free activities for the whole family! bit.ly/2EwijLg
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Do you want to be a member of the #PMYouthCouncil?
For more info, check out these FAQs: bit.ly/2NkLEcD
#LeadersToday
ALT Two women, members of the Prime Minister's Youth Council, having a discussion at a Round Table event.
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Don't forget your Face Covering! Starting today (Aug.10) a face covering is required when entering any City Building and when using public transit. Learn more fortsask.ca/covid19 #FortSask #COVID19AB #StoptheSpread – at Edmonton, Alberta
