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The Town of Stony Plain, along with Artist Paul Reimer, will be officially unveiling “Enduring Connections” on May 31, 2019 at 2:00 p.m. The unveiling ceremony will take place at Heritage Park and all are welcome!

Reimer, a blacksmith artist from British Columbia, has created a hand-forged iron sculpture using centuries old techniques. The artwork represents the core values on which Stony Plain was built and will carry into the future. It is, at its heart, about building community. In April the artist...

Sharing Stories and Building Community Connections

Since the beginning of time, gathering around campfires has provided people with a space for reflection, conversation, and community. It is a place where culture can be shared, understanding can be built, and connections can be nourished. Campfires are magical. Songs, stories and relationships flourish around campfires.

This summer, Stony Plain Family and Community Support Services, in partnership with the Multicultural Heritage Centre is bringing...

Public Works Week 2019 

May 19th – 25th is National Public Works Week. At last night’s Regular Council Meeting, Council recognized our own public works team.  

“It’s important to acknowledge the hard work, dedication and public service our public works group provides to the Town,” says Greg Zirk, Manager of Operations. “Our staff takes pride in doing their jobs quietly, efficiently and effectively.” 

“Our public works crew keeps our community safe and functioning with as...

Alberta Transportation has informed the Town that construction on Highway 779 should recommence on approximately May 21. The work will begin with widening on the West side of the road at 57 Avenue and continue North. The underground contractor is expected to start at the same time at the storm main just South of Willow Park Road and work South to Hwy 628 (79 Ave). They will then move East on Hwy 628 for about 50 m. This construction season should see the completion of the Province's commitment to...