News Room

Strathcona County and the Wildcats Football Club are proud to announce the Wildcats will be playing their 2021 season home games at the Emerald Hills Regional Park between August 28 and October 23, 2021.

Following the recently passed legislation to make September 30 a federal statutory holiday, Strathcona County will also observe the National Day for Truth and Reconciliation.

A new online tool will help plan visits to indoor recreation facilities.

Discover one artist’s tales of humanity, femininity, struggle and self-discovery through a multi-sensory exhibition by Edmonton artist, Tammy Salzl. 

At its July 6, 2021 meeting, Council passed a new Transit Bylaw (25-2021) with updated provisions that meet current and future transit needs, including compatibility with the regional smart fare approach (Arc).

Today, Strathcona County Council approved three new key recommendations that will support the County’s ongoing commitment to enhance important Indigenous relationships, as part of the Truth and Reconciliation Commission’s Calls to Action.

The water restriction in Strathcona County has been lifted, effective immediately. The water supply has  returned to normal.

Construction to replace the exterior cladding on Festival Place is scheduled to start the week of July 5.

Strathcona County has renewed its commitment to taking action on environmental issues. A new, updated Environmental Framework, approved on June 29, outlines a community-informed collaborative approach that sets municipal priorities and provides a guide to assess environmental factors and impacts in planning and decision making.

Effective immediately, Strathcona County is asking residents to reduce water consumption, and reduce non-essential water use.