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Fort Saskatchewan

Fort Saskatchewan

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Sep 17, 2026

Donovan PaulsonPANELIST
45:57
No, no, no, no.
Donovan PaulsonPANELIST
45:58
I worked, uh, I worked fire watch at a, uh, at a plant site in Fort Saskatchewan, so that...
Donovan PaulsonPANELIST
46:05
No.
Brandon DouglasHOST
46:05
Oh, that's pretty close.
speaker_0HOST
18:22
Jeez, talk about a large load.
speaker_0HOST
18:25
Traveling from Edmonton, Canada, the Splitter was heading for the nearby Heartland Petrochemical Complex at Fort Saskatchewan, around 15 miles away.
speaker_0HOST
18:35
A simple journey under normal circumstances, but not when you've got to move such a sizable Splitter.
speaker_0HOST
18:41
If that wasn't already challenging enough, the traveling time was in January, meaning they'd have to contest with skiddy surfaces as well.
Stephen ChwokHOST
11:35
Here we go, 780-464-8262.
Stephen ChwokHOST
11:40
And if you enjoy the music of the Sparkling Tones on September 18th and 19th, they will be out at Manitou Beach, Saskatchewan, for a polka fest.
Stephen ChwokHOST
11:50
That's at the Dance Land Ballroom.
Stephen ChwokHOST
11:51
If you'd like more information, you give Lane a call at 1-Area-Code-306-381-5387.
Tyler EdworthyGUEST
5:37
So the Highway 15 through Lamont is now considered a large load corridor.
Tyler EdworthyGUEST
5:43
corridor going up to fort mack up to highway 29 up to cold lake and all that stuff so definitely a lot of larger traffic going through there also they've got a plan to widen the highway through lamont and then actually twinning it from highway 29 which is about a kilometer and a half west of lamont all the way to fort saskatchewan and the heartland so and then through that we're actually going to get a service road built on the south side of highway highway 15.
AJ KellerHOST
6:12
So some big things coming.
AJ KellerHOST
6:13
More lanes coming soon.
Christopher BrownHOST
54:11
It'd be interesting to find out, but it would be interesting to see if it follows suit with what happened in Alberta.
Christopher BrownHOST
54:19
For those who don't know, in Fort Saskatchewan, in Beaumont, in Didsbury, we had mayors decide that they were going to step back and run for council and not be mayor anymore.
Christopher BrownHOST
54:28
And of the three that I just mentioned, only one of those switches actually happened, and that was in Fort Saskatchewan when the former mayor decided she was going to run for council.
Christopher BrownHOST
54:37
So, yes, it's going to be fascinating to watch that happen.
Christopher BrownHOST
54:40
See, now you got my juices flowing because I love talking about nerdy stuff, Ian.
Veronika KnihnitskiGUEST
12:43
We both live extremely busy lives.
Veronika KnihnitskiGUEST
12:45
Joe's in Calgary, I'm in Fort Saskatchewan.
Veronika KnihnitskiGUEST
12:47
We have full-time jobs, and we love to travel.
Veronika KnihnitskiGUEST
12:49
Any sort of chance we get to escape our busy lives, our regular corporate jobs, and just go on vacation, we're our best selves.
Vern YuGUEST
21:29
The natural gas will go either to the NOVA system or the Enbridge TNorth system for export to various markets.
Vern YuGUEST
21:37
Then the natural gas liquids will either get railed in the field to Prince Rupert, or they'll get put in a pipeline the Pembina or Kira systems and piped into Fort Saskatchewan.
Vern YuGUEST
21:50
And then from Fort Saskatchewan, they'll get railed out into Prince River.
Peter TertzakianHOST
21:55
So it's a whole supply chain complex.
Peter TertzakianHOST
21:58
Absolutely.
Vern YuGUEST
22:08
rail? Right now, because
speaker_0NARRATOR
22:12
pipelines are so expensive...
Vern YuGUEST
22:14
Our rail costs to get a barrel from Fort Saskatchewan to Prince Rupert is very reasonable and very competitive with pipeline economics.
MarsHOST
132:29
I'm just saying.
MarsHOST
132:30
For those of you who are out in Fort Saskatchewan, uh, then you probably saw their annual sheep parade for-
GingePANELIST
132:37
Oh
MarsHOST
132:37
... their Labor Day tradition.
MarsHOST
132:48
Which is gorgeous.
GingePANELIST
132:49
Mm.
MarsHOST
132:49
A flock of 50 sheep were joined by hundreds of people as they paraded through Fort Saskatchewan.
MarsHOST
132:54
The hooved animals are hitting the streets back to their farm after spending the summer mowing the lawn, 12 acres of lawn-
Nikki CloutierHOST
16:15
So when you were released, did you know your abuser when you were in jail or did you guys meet when you got out and just met in like a random place?
Chelsea BrownGUEST
16:23
We met at the Fort Saskatchewan jail.
Chelsea BrownGUEST
16:26
So because they had at the time, I don't know if they still have it now because it's been a while.
Chelsea BrownGUEST
16:35
But yeah, we met at the poor Saskatchewan jail because they had the co-ed programs that you could take.
PepperHOST
5:26
No.
PepperHOST
5:26
We want that Fort Saskatchewan one.
PepperHOST
5:28
Oh, the nice one? Oh, that's
RobbiePANELIST
5:30
a nice one.

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