News Releases

The Town’s local transit service is preparing for a spring debut. Stony Plain Transit:.

Voting Privileges Reviewed for Stony Plain & Parkland Pioneer Museum and Heritage Agricultural Societies. Council is revisiting the voting rights of Town-appointed Council members on both the Stony Plain & Parkland Pioneer Museum Society and the Heritage Agricultural Society boards.

Update: April 15. The investigation of the Ironstone Terrace fire has been completed.

Town Council concluded their annual Strategic Planning Retreat on Wednesday. All members of Council along with senior managers engaged a consultant to review and consider major aspects of the Town’s operations and community development.

Local Dog Treat Entrepreneur an Inspiration for Many. Council kicked off last night’s meeting with a special presentation by Emily Ainsworth and Alison Ainsworth.

Stony Plain is one step closer to welcoming the new Stony Plain Central School. The Government of Alberta has awarded a construction contract to Marshall-Lee Construction Corporation.

The Greater Parkland Regional Chamber of Commerce, BadaB Consulting and Stony Plain Family and Community Support Services (FCSS) are proud to present a series of six online learning sessions for local citizens and business owners to increase their knowledge and awareness of the importance of celebrating equity, diversity, and inclusion. Save the dates and plan on attending these short sessions.

Stony Plain FCSS is proud to share this case study that features the collective impact that working in partnership can have on our community. The case study highlights how local rural community teams creatively found ways to work together to respond to the needs of older adults, especially those affected by dementia, during a global pandemic.

Council Receives Update on Next 25 Years of Transportation Needs. The Transportation Master Plan (TMP) was presented to Council during last night’s meeting.

Supports are available for​ those who need them. On March 5 and 6, Stony Plain Family and Community Support Services (FCSS) teamed up with Stony Plain’s A&W, Tim Hortons and McDonalds locations to distribute resource stickers.