News Room

The 2014 Canada 55+ Games hosted by Strathcona County were awarded the Canadian Sport Event of the Year (with a budget less than $1 million) by the Canadian Sport Tourism Alliance.

Many County residents unplugged from technology this past Family Day to connect with people through various fun activities.

New Concert and Special Events Bylaw regulates large-scale events.

Glen Allan Recreation Complex modernization begins in April, with an estimated completion date of late 2016.

Thank your bus driver! On March 18, join in thanking over 100 Strathcona County Transit bus drivers as part of the International Transit Driver Appreciation Day.

Residents urged to stay off ponds and lakes. Due to warmer weather, all outdoor rinks, including rinks on stormwater ponds, are now closed for the season.

Transit is reviewing its fares as part of its continuing effort to deliver an affordable, attractive, consistent and convenient fare system that encourages transit use. Attend open house April 8.

With the sudden increase in temperatures and double digits expected this weekend, Strathcona County is working to manage drainage and flooding issues.

Beginning March 9, Transit customers will benefit from a new service controller position that will help improve local connections.