The Leduc Pulse — February 23, 2026

Sitting at -13°C this morning with partly cloudy skies, but it feels more like -15°C with the wind chill. Wind is light at 4 km/h from the north-northwest. Today's high will only reach -13°C with overcast conditions developing. Tonight dips to -23°C, so bundle up and plug in the block heater. Tomorrow looks milder, climbing to -1°C with partly cloudy skies and a low of -12°C. Wednesday turns even warmer, reaching 4°C with cloudy conditions and a low of -5°C. Roads are clear but watch for icy patches in shaded areas, especially at intersections.

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2026 property assessment notices heading to Leduc residents

The City of Leduc is sending out 2026 property assessment notices to residents. These notices outline the assessed value of your property, which is used to calculate municipal taxes. If you have questions about your assessment or believe it's inaccurate, the city provides information on how to appeal. Check your mail in the coming weeks.

Eight Black Gold schools getting support through new Complexity Teams

Black Gold School Division has selected eight schools across the region to receive Complexity Teams—specialized support staff designed to help students facing academic, social, or behavioural challenges. These teams will work directly in schools to provide targeted intervention and support. The move aims to improve student outcomes and reduce barriers to learning.

Leduc RCMP hosting 'Grounds for Conversation' community event on February 24

Leduc RCMP and Riseup Society Alberta are hosting a public 'Grounds for Conversation' event on February 24 from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. at Rise Coffee in Nisku (606 18 Avenue). The casual gathering is an opportunity for residents to connect with RCMP officers and community partners in a relaxed setting. Drop by for coffee and conversation.

Leduc RCMP warns drivers about icy road hazards this winter

The Leduc RCMP is reminding drivers to exercise caution on winter roads, where black ice, snow, and slush can reduce traction and cause collisions. Officers are urging residents to slow down at intersections and take extra precautions during winter driving. Simple steps like clearing windows, maintaining proper tire pressure, and increasing following distance can prevent accidents.

Leduc RCMP urges residents to secure garages and prevent theft

The Leduc RCMP is reminding residents to lock their garage doors and secure vehicles to prevent theft. Unsecured garages and vehicles are easy targets for thieves looking for tools, equipment, and valuables. The RCMP recommends keeping garage doors closed, locking entry points, and removing valuables from vehicles.

Youth Council welcomes five new members to Leduc leadership program

Leduc's Youth Council has brought on five new members to help shape community initiatives and provide youth perspective on city planning and programs. The council gives young residents a voice in local decision-making and helps develop future leaders. Applications for future openings are welcome from residents aged 13 to 18.

Leduc RCMP and Fire Services partner on READ with the RCMP literacy program

Leduc RCMP and Leduc Fire Services are teaming up to promote literacy and community connection through the READ with the RCMP program at the Leduc Library. The initiative pairs first responders with children to encourage reading and build positive relationships between kids and emergency services. It's a fun way to foster a love of reading while strengthening community ties.

Leduc RCMP encourages local businesses to strengthen crime prevention measures

The Leduc RCMP is urging business owners and staff to take proactive steps to protect their workplaces and reduce theft and unauthorized access. By making security part of routine operations—such as securing entry points, installing cameras, and training staff—businesses can significantly lower their risk of crime. The RCMP offers resources and guidance for business security.

Leduc Wildlife Conservation Society hosting bat education presentation

The Leduc Wildlife Conservation Society is presenting a program about bats and their importance to Alberta's environment. Bats play a crucial role in controlling insect populations and pollinating plants. The presentation will help residents understand these often-misunderstood creatures and their ecological value.

Leduc RCMP warns of icy road conditions and collision risks

Black ice, snow, and slush are creating hazardous driving conditions across the Leduc area. The RCMP is urging drivers to reduce speed, increase following distance, and exercise caution at intersections. Winter tires, clear windows, and proper vehicle maintenance are essential for safe driving.

Leduc RCMP reminds residents to lock garages and vehicles to prevent theft

Unsecured garages and vehicles are easy targets for thieves. The Leduc RCMP is reminding residents to keep garage doors locked, secure entry points, and remove valuables from vehicles. Simple security measures can significantly reduce the risk of theft.

Eight Black Gold schools receive Complexity Teams for student support

Black Gold School Division has selected eight schools across the region to receive Complexity Teams—specialized support staff designed to help students facing academic, social, or behavioural challenges. These teams will provide targeted intervention and support directly in schools to improve student outcomes and reduce learning barriers.

Tea & Taxes

Join the Leduc & District Seniors Centre for an informative presentation on 2025 tax filing. Enjoy a hot drink and breakfast pastry while learning about tax deadlines and filing requirements from Shuster and Associates Tax Service.

Grounds for Conversation

Leduc RCMP and Riseup Society Alberta are hosting a casual community gathering from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. Drop by for coffee and conversation with RCMP officers and community partners. Open to the public.

Kimochis: Ages 7-9

A fun, interactive program helping children explore emotions, build communication skills, and develop resilience using Kimochis characters and tools.

Circle of Security Parenting

A parenting program designed to help caregivers understand what children need and build stronger, more secure relationships with the children in their care.

Policies & Procedures for Volunteer Managers

A practical course on developing volunteer management policies and procedures. Lunch is included. Learn how to create clear policies that guide volunteer programs effectively.

NAIOP 2026 Commercial Real Estate Outlook

An industry event focused on commercial real estate trends and outlook for 2026. Ideal for business owners, developers, and real estate professionals.

Leduc has over 50 parks and natural areas, plus more than 30 playgrounds. The City maintains an interactive Discovery Map so residents can explore all park locations and amenities. (Source: leduc.ca/parks)

The Telford Lake trail is 8.2 km of paved multi-use path circling the entire lake — great for walking, running, cycling, and rollerblading year-round. (Source: leduc.ca/telford-lake)

Before the 1947 oil strike, Imperial Oil had spent $20-23 million on exploration with nothing to show for it. Leduc No. 1 was essentially a last-chance effort before the company planned to abandon Alberta exploration. (Source: CBC News)