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JPII Access Road Update - August 16

The temporary path from the Willow Park Subdivision to St. John Paul II School is permanently closed for construction of the new access road. Upon completion, new sidewalks will be available for family and student use. During construction, access to the school is available via the Willow Park Natural Area and the Town of Stony Plain trail system. The trail system provides safe entry to the schoolyard away from the construction zone.

Public Hearing - Bylaw 2613/D&P/19 Old Town Community Plan Area Redevelopment Plan

NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING FOR – BYLAW & 2613/D&P/19

Old Town Community Plan Area Redevelopment Plan 

MONDAY, September 9, 2019 at 6:00 p.m.

at the Town of Stony Plain Council Chambers – 4905 – 51 Avenue

The Council of the Town of Stony Plain will hold a public hearing for the purpose of hearing submissions regarding the adoption of the Old Town Community Plan Area Redevelopment Plan.

Purpose of Bylaw 2613/D&P/19 Old Town Community Plan

To provide a cohesive vision, policy framework and...

Stony Plain Family and Community Support Services enters into partnership with Canadian Mental Health Association Edmonton to offer Recovery College courses.

This fall, Stony Plain Family and Community Support Services (Stony Plain FCSS), in partnership with the Canadian Mental Health Association Edmonton (CMHA Edmonton), is bringing two Recovery College courses to our community. The first called 'The Art of Friendship' explores how to create and maintain healthy relationships. The second, called 'Building Better Boundaries' will help you communicate effectively about your boundaries and learn to respect the boundaries of others.

Everyone over the age...

Stony Plain Ranked 10th Best Community in Alberta

If he’s said it once, he’s said it at least 10 times and now he has the statistics to back up his claim. Mayor William Choy will assure you, “It’s always better in Stony!”

Stony Plain is officially the 10th best community in Alberta according to Maclean’s Best Communities in Canada. Scored across 10 categories: wealth and economy, affordability, population growth, taxes, commute, crime, weather, access to health care, amenities and culture, our community has stacked up well against other...

Adopt A Bridge

The Town of Stony Plain invites local residents, businesses, and clubs to show community pride by participating in a bridge painting project.

There are many bridges in Stony Plain that add character to the extensive trail systems and beautiful parks. This year, participants can volunteer to paint 1 of 4 bridges around Town. The bridges are located in Rotary Park, St. Andrew’s (42nd Street), and Stony Creek. The Town will provide paint and necessary supplies for interested community groups and...