News Releases

Pull up a chair and gather around the fire – Cultural Campfires are returning to Stony Plain! The free storytelling series will be hosted at Shikaoi Park on Thursday evenings throughout July and August.

Pride in the Park is returning to Stony Plain! Community members are invited to join the local festivities and celebrate Pride Month in a safe and welcoming space.

The Town of Stony Plain and the City of Spruce Grove are partnering to better understand homelessness in the Tri-Municipal Region. The Short-Term Non-Market Housing Study is looking to identify gaps and needs in temporary, transitional, and supportive housing in our area.

First Reading Given to Amend the Brickyard at Old Town Area Structure Plan and Land Use Bylaw. First reading was given to update the Brickyard at Old Town Area Structure Plan and amend the Land Use Bylaw District Map during last night’s meeting.

The Tri-Municipal Region is raising awareness of elder abuse this June in honour of World Elder Abuse Awareness Day. Residents are encouraged to join the Uproot Abuse campaign to increase awareness of elder abuse and work together to better support seniors in the region.

Stony Plain’s new downtown signifies a major milestone for the community and primes Stony Plain for a future of growth. The community was joined by Knowledge Keeper Phillip Campiou, government partners, and stakeholders to celebrate the grand opening of its new downtown core on May 19.

Summer Sessions are returning for another summer of tunes in Stony Plain. Free weekly concerts will be hosted at Heritage Park from mid-June through to early August.

Explore Stony Plain businesses for a chance to win! Passport to Prizes is returning June 17 to 25.

Discover local hot spots and find new adventures ‘On-the-Edge’. The On-the-Edge YEG website is working to grow local tourism by spotlighting activities and recreation opportunities in Stony Plain and Spruce Grove.

The Tri-Community Better Challenge is returning this June for a month of promoting physical activity and building community connections. Stony Plain residents and businesses are invited to participate in the campaign to learn about the importance of physical activity and contribute to Stony Plain being named Canada’s Most Active Community.