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Today, the Regional Transit Services Commission (RTSC) Transition Team confirmed they have the participation needed to move forward with an application to the Government of Alberta to form a new transit commission. Following the release of a business case in late January, the individual councils of all 13 Edmonton Metropolitan Region municipalities voted, throughout February and into March, on their decision to participate.

Town of Stony Plain Receives Canadian Award for Financial Reporting. The 2018 Annual Report was recognized by the Government of Finance Officers Association (GFOA) for their Canadian Award for Financial Reporting (CanFR).

Regular Council Meeting Highlights for March 2, 2020. Francophone Month Presentation.

The Town of Stony Plain is inviting artists to participate in this year’s Art Walk. The Art Walk is an annual celebration of creativity, culture, and heritage creating an opportunity for artists of all trades to showcase and sell their art.

Linda Matties Appointed Deputy Mayor. Councillor Linda Matties has been appointed as Deputy Mayor for the February 24 – June 30 term.

Council announced support for the formation of a Regional Transit Service Commission (RTSC) at tonight’s Council meeting. The RTSC aims to increase transit mobility and integration within the Edmonton Metropolitan region at a lower cost.

The Town of Stony Plain has officially named February 20 ‘Kin Canada Day’, celebrating Kinsmen Canada’s 100 years of service. Council members raised the Kinsmen flag at Town Office in honour of the continued commitment of Kinsmen across the country.

NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING FOR – BYLAW 2628/D&P/19. Genesis on the Lakes Stages 4B and 4C Municipal Reserve Land Swap.

The Town of Stony Plain, in partnership with its sister town Shikaoi, is accepting applications for the Assistant Language Teacher (ALT) position. The successful applicant will have the chance to live and work in Japan for a year while helping teach English to Japanese children and adults.

Community members are invited to lend a hand and help clean up around their neighbourhoods for Pitch-In Week 2020, returning to town April 19 – 26. Residents can pitch-in to make the town more environmentally friendly by cleaning up, restoring, and preserving local greenspace.