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Population & demographics

Total population

25,113

Population age (%)

0-19 (26%)20-34 (22%)35-49 (22%)50-64 (17%)65+ (13%)

Household

Average household income

$143,694


Household composition (%)

Single person (25%)Multi person (5%)Single Family (70%)

Owners / Renters (%)

Owners (76%)Renters (24%)

Mother Tongue (%)

English (92%)Others (3%)French (2%)Tagalog (Pilipino, Filipino) (2%)

Top 5 Schools in Fort Saskatchewan

Fort Saskatchewan Christian School9806 - 101 Street, T8L 1V4, Fort Saskatchewan, AB
8/10
Public
James Mowat School9625 - 82 Street, T8L 3T6, Fort Saskatchewan, AB
7.8/10
Public
École Parc Élémentaire9607 Sherridon Drive, T8L 1W5, Fort Saskatchewan, AB
7.3/10
Public
St. André Bessette Catholic High School8300 Southfort Dr, T8L 0W4, Fort Saskatchewan, AB
6.3/10
Public
Win Ferguson Community School9529 - 89 Street, T8L 1J2, Fort Saskatchewan, AB
5.4/10
Public

Why live in Fort Saskatchewan?

Fort Saskatchewan gives Alberta residents the opportunity to enjoy all the perks of living in a small town, as well as the benefits of living near a major city (Edmonton - the second-largest city in the province). Thus, the city’s proximity to Edmonton is one of the first reasons that many people choose to live in Fort Saskatchewan. It is close enough to the capital that it’s easy to travel into Edmonton for work or pleasure but it's far enough away that locals can enjoy a more laid-back, family-friendly environment. Plus, the average cost of living in Fort Saskatchewan is below the provincial and national average. This means that setting up shop in Fort Saskatchewan may reduce your overall costs, ranging from groceries and utilities to housing and gas. Speaking of gas, gasoline prices in Alberta, especially in northern Alberta cities like Fort Saskatchewan, tend to be well below the national average for Canada. Another reason to live in Fort Saskatchewan is the job market. The city has a healthy job market and salaries here are significantly higher than the average. Petrochemicals, heavy machinery, and power are three of the city’s main industries, with some of the largest employers being Dow Chemical Canada, Sherritt International, and Shell. Moving on to lifestyle. If you live in Fort Saskatchewan, you can expect to live an active lifestyle. There are a number of local attractions, community events, and recreational activities available to those who live here. For instance, the Dow Centennial Centre and the Harbour Pool have a wide range of facilities, including a 500-seat performance theatre called The Shell Theatre, an ice hockey rink, an indoor running track, a gym, an indoor soccer pitch, a fitness room, a sauna, a steam room, and a swimming pool. The city is also home to a spray park, bowling alley, movie theatre, and a number of restaurants, bars, and cafes. Further, if you want to get outdoors, there are ten hiking and cycling trails through the Fort Saskatchewan River Valley Trails network. The longest trail is 10.1 kilometres, but there are several other shorter trails for people of all ages and abilities to enjoy. Other nearby parks for locals to visit include West River’s Edge Dog Park, Elk Island National Park, and if you are willing to make the drive, Jasper National Park (roughly four hours by car). It is worth noting that beyond all the cultural and recreational activities mentioned above, due to Fort Saskatchewan’s close proximity to Edmonton, residents can also check out the many attractions that Edmonton has to offer, such as the West Edmonton Mall, Royal Alberta Museum, or Alberta Aviation Museum.

Quality and diversity of education in Fort Saskatchewan

Elk Island Public Schools is the Alberta school district that is primarily responsible for bringing public education to the students of Fort Saskatchewan. Elk Island Catholic Schools District also has a number of public Catholic schools in the area. In total, Fort Saskatchewan residents can choose between approximately three preschools and nine public schools. Some of the largest schools in the city are Fort Saskatchewan Elementary, St. John Paul II Catholic School, and Fort Saskatchewan Senior High School. Meanwhile, there are four main private schools in the area, Fort Saskatchewan Christian being one of them. Post-secondary educational opportunities abound in Fort Saskatchewan. Nearest to the city you will find the University of Alberta, Sundance College, Lokken College, and Campbell College. In Edmonton, students can also attend the Northern Alberta Institute of Technology, MacEwan University, the University of Lethbridge - Edmonton Campus, Concordia University of Edmonton, The King’s University, Athabasca University - Edmonton, and CDI College.

Most populous cities in Fort Saskatchewan

A few of the most populous neighbourhoods in Fort Saskatchewan are Pineview, Westpark, Bridgeview, Southfort, Sherridon, SouthPointe, Clover Park, and Downtown Fort Saskatchewan.

Quality of infrastructure for Fort Saskatchewan

The City of Fort Saskatchewan has its own public transportation service, Fort Saskatchewan Transit, that provides convenient and accessible transit options for locals. Most buses are in operation Monday through Friday and travel throughout the city of Fort Saskatchewan, as well as to Edmonton. However, there is also a weekend bus that runs directly to the Clareview LRT Station station in Edmonton. From there, passengers can easily travel throughout Edmonton using the Edmonton Transit System’s (ETS) light rail and bus network. For those who prefer to get around by car, as most Fort Saskatchewan residents do, there are two highways that will take you into Edmonton, Highway AB-15 and Highway AB-21. Highway AB-16 also runs through Fort Saskatchewan, which makes it convenient to drive to other parts of the country, such as west to Jasper or east to Saskatoon. Other transportation infrastructure near Fort Saskatchewan includes Via Rail passenger trains, coach buses, and one of the largest international airports in the province. First, Via Rail has a stop in Edmonton, and their trains can transport passengers to Jasper, British Columbia, and even eastern Canada. Meanwhile, Edmonton also has bus stops for Ebus, Cold Shot, Rider Express, The Canada Bus, and Red Arrow, all of which provide transportation between the capital city and many other small towns and cities in Alberta, BC, and beyond. Further, it takes approximately 40 minutes to drive from Fort Saskatchewan to Edmonton International Airport, which lies just south of the city. Finally, the healthcare infrastructure in Fort Saskatchewan is top-notch. The city has its own hospital, Fort Saskatchewan Community Hospital, and residents can also access the many hospitals in Edmonton, such as the Royal Alexandra Hospital, University of Alberta Hospital, and Misericordia Community Hospital.

Safety and security for Fort Saskatchewan

The local Fort Saskatchewan detachment of the Royal Canadian Mounted Police (RCMP) is responsible for securing the city. However, the violent crime rate is below the national average. Emergency services are available to all residents by calling 9-1-1.

Fort Saskatchewan property market

Housing is reasonably priced in Fort Saskatchewan relative to the Alberta average. This means that it is still far more affordable than in other major Canadian cities. The most common property types found in Fort Saskatchewan are detached, single-family homes and bungalows. However, there are also a number of apartments, townhomes, and condos available.

Standard of living in Fort Saskatchewan

Fort Saskatchewan residents typically enjoy a high standard of living. This is in large part due to the city’s affordability, proximity to Edmonton, higher-than-average salaries, and the many recreational opportunities that locals can take part in here.

Something wonderful about Fort Saskatchewan

Whether you plan to move to Fort Saskatchewan permanently or are just visiting, one attraction worth your time is the Fort Heritage Precinct. The Fort Heritage Precinct is an 11-hectare museum and historic site that features a full-scale replica of a historical village. The replica consists of jail cells, an ice house, a horse stable, and officers’ quarters. The fort was built next to the site of the original fort. In addition to being a great place to learn about the history of the area, the Fort Heritage Precinct also hosts several events throughout the year, such as "The Peoples of the North Saskatchewan" event that explores Metis and settler cultures. It is worth noting that a flock of 50 sheep makes an appearance at the PRecinct each summer to maintain the grass.

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