A PEOPLE - COMMUNITY GUIDE FALL/WINTER 2020
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FALL/WINTER 2020 COMMUNITYGUIDE A PEOPLE KIND OF PLACE
WHAT'S IN OUR GUIDE
Town Facilities Local User Groups/Organizations
Recreation Centre AbSOULutley You Fitness
A Warm Welcome Reunion Station
Sporting Facilities
Clancy Richard Arena
Aboriginal Headstart Program
Boys & Girls Club of St. Paul
Community Garden Society
CAP Arena Girl Guides
Welcome from Mayor Maureen:
Curling Rink Gold Barre Fitness
Baseball Diamonds Lakeland Cross Country Ski Club
I want to thank our local residents and those visiting our community for Campgrounds NEMA
taking the time to read our Community Guide. I think you will be impressed Ironhorse Campground St. Paul & District Arts Foundation
with all the Town of St. Paul makes available to residents and visitors alike. Overnight Campground St. Paul Minor Hockey
Our Guide identifies the many programs, classes and activities for all of us St. Paul Golf Course St. Paul Ag Society
to participate in. We hope you will take part in the opportunities St. Paul Tourism Centre St. Paul Archery Club
has to offer and enjoy our Community Guide. St. Paul Fire Department St. Paul Barracudas Swim Club
Aquatic Centre St. Paul Figure Skating Club
Family & Community Support Services St. Paul Football
Parks & Playgrounds St. Paul Gymnastics Club
Lagasse Park / Splash Park St. Paul Minor Baseball
Mayor Maureen Miller
St. Paul Municipal Library St. Paul Museum
Town of St. Paul
Farmers' Markets St. Paul Pickleball Club
Midweek Farmers' Market St. Paul Minor Soccer
Friday Farmers' Market St. Paul Visual Arts Centre
From Top Left To Bottom Right: Brad Eamon, Nathan Taylor,
Fee Assistance St. Paul Youth Council
Ron Boisvert, Tyson deMoissac, Norm Noel, Maureen Miller, Gary Ward
Kidsport Silhouette Dance School
Jumpstart Yoga + Meditation w/ Krista Trimble
Zumba
Emergency Services Contact
Community Directory
Reunion Station
This facility is ideal for family gatherings such as birthday parties, family reunions
or small wedding receptions. Walking distance to the Iron Horse Campground.
Hall:
• Accommodates up to 120 with chairs and tables provided at the venue
• Full sized kitchen which can be rented or used for catering
• Projector screen onsite for use with internet access
TOWN FACILITIES Outside the Facility:
• Picnic Tables
Recreation Centre
• 2 briquette barbeques (briquettes not provided)
• Large fire pit
• Playground
Hourly Half Day (4-6 Hours) Full Day
Meeting Room $27.00 $92.50 $185.00
Recreation Centre Kitchen $12.00 $40.00 $80.00
This facility features a spacious hall, multi-purpose room and kitchen. A perfect Note: Youth Rates available must have a majority of the attendance under the age of 16
venue for weddings, graduations, rodeo dances, corporate functions, trade shows *Fee Increase in 2021
and reunions.
Recreation Hall:
• Accommodates up to 600 people with chairs and 470 with chairs and tables
• Bar area available and full sized kitchen which can be rented or used for catering Reunion Station
• Sound system, projector & screen and accent lighting
• Staging available
Multi-Purpose Room:
• Accommodates up to 125 people with chairs and tables
• Perfect for meetings, corporate training and family functions
Kitchen:
• Commercial sized kitchen directly attached the Multi-Purpose Room & Hall
Hourly Half Day (4-6 Hours) Full Day
Hall $55.00 $182.50 $365.00
Multi-Purpose Room $22.00 $75.00 $150.00
Kitchen $12.00 $40.00 $80.00
Note: Youth Rates available must have a majority of the attendance under the age of 16
*Fee increase in 2021
SPORTING FACILITIES
Arenas Curling Rink
The Town of St. Paul currently has 2 indoor arenas the Clancy Richard and
4802 – 53 Street
• This facility includes curling ice surface, lounge area and viewing room
the CAP which both have concessions available.
and can hold approximately 1150 people
Clancy Richard • 6 Sheet Curling Surface
• Spring/Summer Rentals available. Perfect for meetings and business
5306 – 48 Avenue functions.
• Can hold up to approximately 1350
people *For Fall/Winter Rentals
• Home to the Jr. B Canadiens please call 780-210-1387.
• Hosts events such as hockey tourna
ments, figure skating competitions and
carnival and the Lakeland Rodeo Finals
CAP Baseball Diamonds
(Community Arena Project) • Jaycee Ball Diamond located north of the Recreation Centre
• 5 slo-pitch diamonds located south of the Clancy Richard Arena
5314 – 48 Avenue • 2 slo-pitch diamonds located at the Regional High School
Facebook: @CommunityArenaProject
• Can hold up to approximately 650 people Rates: April 1, 2020 – September 30, 2020
• Hosts events such as hockey tournaments and Game/Practice Full Day
summer camps Adult: $37.00 $128.00
Youth: $23.00 $76.00
ARENA ICE RENTAL RATES
Rates: Sept 1, 2020 - Mar 30, 2021 Hourly
Clancy Richard
Adult Rate $160.00
Youth Rate $95.00
CAP
Adult Rate $150.00
Youth Rate $90.00
CAMPGROUNDS
Iron Horse Campground Overnight Campground
Located on the north-east side of town with easy access from any direc-
tion. We have a large entrance and wide lanes for easy maneuvering with This treed campground is conveniently located one block off main street
a sani-station right at the entrance. Our sites are deep, with ample room next to the St. Paul Golf Course and adjacent the recreation grounds
between each. which include: the AG Corral and Rodeo grounds, playground and five ball
diamonds, Jaycee Ball Park where Centerfield Music Festival is held, the
The Iron Horse Trail is practically on your doorstep! Great for hiking, biking, Recreation Centre Hall and Curling Rink, Municipal Library (computer and
horseback riding, ATVing and more! We are located next to the Reunion internet access), St. Paul Museum, Skate Park, Aquatic Centre, Visual Arts
Station event facilities, playground and soccer complex. Centre and the UFO Landing Pad and Tourism Information Centre.
Enjoy fishing? We have a fully stocked trout pond. Services:
• 23 sites with power Night
Services: • 10 dry camping sites With Power $26.00
• 44 sites with power, water and sewer • Fresh water fill station
No Power $16.00
• 7 overflow sites with power only • Sani-dump
• Fire pits and picnic tables. • Free hot showers
• Coin showers • Fire pits and picnic tables
• Laundry room • Firewood is available for purchase
• Firewood is available for purchase
• 10 horse covered stalls and a large field
that can be used for horses and equipment
Night Week Month
Full Hook-Up $35.00 $210.00 $825.00
Power Only $26.00 $165.00 $632.00
No Power $16.00 $105.00 $400.00
Iron Horse Campground Overnight Campground
4012 – 53 Avenue 4800 – 55 Street
Contact Number: 780-614-4244 Contact Number: 780-614-4244
Email: campground@town.stpaul.ab.ca Email: campground@town.stpaul.ab.ca
Reservations: www.campreservations.ca Reservations: www.campreservations.ca
St. Paul Golf Course
4601 – 57 Street Regular Rates 2020
Contact Name: Brett Berkner,
Golf Club Manager Green Fees
Contact Number: 780-645-4077 9 Holes 18 Holes
Email: bberkner@town.stpaul.ab.ca
Junior (13-17) $15.00 $25.00
Web: www.stpaulgolfcourse.com
Facebook: @StPaulGolfCourse Adult $25.00 $40.00
Senior 55+ $25.00 $40.00
Membership Fees
Adult Single (18+) $770.00
The St. Paul Golf Course is located on the west side of Town. The facility is
Adult Couple (married/common law) $1,320.00
home to a beautiful 18-hole golf course, Pro Shop and Tin Cup Restaurant.
The fairways and greens are kept in pristine shape. Our professional staff are Senior Single (55+) $715.00
always willing to help you with your golfing needs. Senior Couple $1,265.00
Family (couple + their children under 18) $1,430.00
Weekly Schedule: Student (18-25 in post-secondary - photo id) $440.00
Men’s Night – Tuesday Junior (13-17) $100.00
Ladies Night – Wednesday Child (12 & under) FREE
Golf Canada Gold Member Fee (Handicap Tracking) $32.00
Tournaments and Corporate Events:
The St. Paul Golf Course is ideal for private and public functions. We are
available to host tournaments and Clubhouse Restaurant, Tin Cup is available
to provide catering. We’ll custom build a tournament package that fits your
budget. Please inquire for further information.
Following your round, stop by the Clubhouse for a drink, bite to eat and a
relaxing seat on the patio overlooking the course.
Follow:
Tin Cup Restaurant on Facebook with updated
hours and specials!
Tourism Centre St. Paul Fire Dept.
The Tourist Information Centre is open 5101 - 50 Street
seasonally with a tentative schedule Contact Name: Trevor Kotowich, Fire Chief
beginning May Long Weekend until Contact Number: 780-645-4100
September Long Weekend. Email: tkotowich@town.stpaul.ab.ca
Web: www.stpaulfiredepartment.com
Hours of operation are determined at the
Facebook: @StPaulFireDepartment
beginning of the season.
Built in 1967, the Landing Pad stands for
unity. That was the dream in 1967 and it
is the dream today. We hope you’ll feel it
when you walk through the door; you are
very welcome here. Everyone is. Whether
you need to stretch your legs from travel-
ling or are a local looking to find a unique
gift, we have you covered!
We offer a wonderful boutique shopping experience in St. Paul, representing
The St. Paul Fire Department is compromised of 39 members, including a
over 50 local artisans. Come enjoy the gift shop and 360 degree views of St.
full- time Fire Chief and Deputy Fire Chief.
Paul while sipping a steaming latte. The kids will enjoy our weekly crafts as
Our Firefighter’s are exceptionally trained, with most of them holding
well as challenging scavenger hunts. Our visitor information staff is trained
NFPA 1001 Firefighter certification. We have our own local training facility
to help you find what you’re looking for on your travels through this gorgeous
that enables us to instruct other firefighters from around the region. We
section of our province!
provide service in the following areas: Fire Suppression, Vehicle Extrication,
High-Angle Rescue, Ice Rescue, Hazardous Materials Response and Medical
Assistance as requested.
Each Fall, the St. Paul Fire Department accepts applications for the postion
of Volunteer Firefighters with training beginning in the New Year. Follow us
on Facebook to stay informed on this opportunity.
St. Paul Tourist Information Centre/ UFO Landing Pad
Contact Number: 780-645-6800
Email: mfinlay@town.stpaul.ab.ca
Web: https://www.stpaul.ca/UFO-Landing-Pad
Facebook: UFO Landing Pad St. Paul
Instagram: ufolandingpadgallery
Aquatic Centre
4702-53 Street Swim Rates 2020
Contact Name: Rob Simons PUBLIC SWIM RATES - DAILY
Contact Number: 780-645-3388
Email: rsimons@town.stpaul.ab.ca Family $15.00
Website: www.town.stpaul.ab.ca Adult (18+) $6.50
Facebook: @StPaulAquaticCentre Senior (60+) $5.00
Youth (7-17) $5.00
Child (3-6) $3.00
Special Needs $3.00
Aquatic Centre Hours Infant (0-2) Free
Monday - Friday: 6:30am to 9:00pm
Saturday & Sunday: 10:30am to 4:00pm MEMBERSHIP RATES
Closed Statutory Holidays 10X Pass 1 Month Annual Pass
The St. Paul Aquatic Centre offers numerous programs and activities for Family $100.00 $100.00 $600.00
people of all ages. Please join us for our regular scheduled Public Swims or Adult (18+) $60.00 $60.00 $400.00
register for our Aquatic Programs.
Senior (60+) $45.00 $45.00 $300.00
Our Aquatic Centre includes: Youth (7-17) $40.00 $40.00 $300.00
• 6 lane 25 metre swimming pool with a 1 metre springboard, diving blocks Child (3-6) $25.00 $25.00 $200.00
and a child slide Special Needs $26.25 $26.25 $210.00
• Shallow kids pool which is kept warm and perfect for our Preschool Swim Infant (0-2) Free Free Free
Lessons
• Hot Tub and Steam Room RENTAL OPTIONS
• Birthday Party Room available for Rentals 1 Hour
• Gym which includes 3 treadmills, 2 exercise bikes, a step machine, elliptical
Party Room $20.00
trainer, rowing machine and free weights.
Pool $65.00
Follow us on Facebook to keep up to date on all the upcoming Lessons & Party Room & Pool $95.00
Courses
Aquatic Centre Schedule
TIME MONDAY TUESDAY WEDNESDAY THURSDAY FRIDAY SATURDAY SUNDAY
6:00 AM
Lane Swim Lane Swim Lane Swim Lane Swim Lane Swim
7:00 AM 6:30 - 9:00 6:30 - 9:00 6:30 - 9:00 6:30 - 9:00 6:30 - 9:00
8:00 AM Aquafit Aquafit Aquafit
8:00 - 8:30 8:00 - 8:30 8:00 - 8:30
9:00 AM
10:00 AM
Family Swim Family Swim
11:00 AM 10:30 - 12:00 10:30 - 12:00
Family Swim Family Swim Family Swim Family Swim Family Swim
12:00 PM 11:30 - 1:00 11:30 - 1:00 11:30 - 1:00 11:30 - 1:00 11:30 - 1:00
1:00 PM Public Swim Public Swim Public Swim
1:00 - 3:00 1:00 - 3:00 1:00 - 4:00
Public Swim On no school days Public Swim On no school days On no school days Public Swim Public Swim
2:00 PM
1:00 - 4:00 1:00 - 4:00 1:00 - 4:00 1:00 - 4:00
On no school days On no school days
3:00 PM Gentle Swim & Aquafit Gentle Swim & Aquafit
2:45 - 3:45 2:45 - 3:45
4:00 PM
5:00 PM
6:00 PM Public Swim Public Swim Public Swim Public Swim
6:00 - 7:30 6:00 - 7:30 6:00 - 7:30 6:00 - 7:30
7:00 PM Public Swim
6:00 - 9:00
Shallow Water Aquafit Deep Water Aquafit Shallow Water Aquafit Deep Water Aquafit
7:30 - 8:15 7:30 - 8:15 7:30 - 8:15 7:30 - 8:15
8:00 PM
Lane/Adult Swim Lane/Adult Swim Lane/Adult Swim Lane/Adult Swim
8:15 - 9:00 8:15 - 9:00 8:15 - 9:00 8:15 - 9:00
9:00 PM
Aquatic Centre Schedule
Sea Otter/ Salamander/Sunfish
Ages 3 – 5 $50.00
Jan 8 - Feb 26 Friday 4:00 - 4:30pm
Starfish (4-12 months): Babies and their caregivers work on getting wet, buoyancy and Jan 8 - Feb 26 Friday 5:00 - 5:30pm
movement, front, back and vertical position in the water and shallow water entries and Jan 9 - Feb 27 Saturday 9:00 - 9:30am
exits. Jan 9 - Feb 27 Saturday 10:00 - 10:30am
Duck (12-36 months): Babies and their caregivers work on rhythmic breathing, moving Mar 12 - Apr 30 Friday 4:00 - 4:30pm
forward and backward, front & back float with recovery, shallow water entries and exits. Mar 12 - Apr 30 Friday 5:00 - 5:30pm
Mar 13 - May 1 Saturday 9:00- 9:30am
Sea Turtle (2-3 years): Toddlers and their caregivers work on submersion, front & back
Mar 13 - May 1 Saturday 10:00 - 10:30am
floats and glides, jumping into chest-deep water with assistance, kicking on back and
front swim.
Parented Sessions
Starfish/Duck/Sea Turtle - $50.00
Sept 14 - Oct 7 Mon & Wed 5:00 - 5:30pm
Sept 15 - Oct 8 Tues & Thurs 10:00 - 10:30am
Nov 3 - Nov 26 Tues & Thus 10:00 - 10:30am
Sea Otter: Swimmers work on front and back floats and glides, kicking on front with a
buoyant object and will be able to swim 1 metre.
Salamander: Swimmers work on improving their front and back float and jumping
into chest-deep water unassisted. Kicking is added to the front and back glide and
swimmers will be able to swim 2 metres upon completion. Parented Level 1 - $50.00
Sept 14 - Oct 7 Mon & Wed 4:30 - 5:00pm
Sunfish: Swimmers work on kicking and can perform glides front and back, enter Sept 14 - Oct 7 Mon & Wed 5:30 - 6:00pm
deep water safely, float in deep water, swim with PFD and swim 5 metres continu- Sept 15 - Oct 8 Tues & Thurs 9:00 - 9:30am
ously.
Sea Otter/ Salamander/Sunfish Sept 15 - Oct 8 Tues & Thurs 9:30 - 10:00am
Ages 3 – 5 $50.00
Red Cross Oct 16 - Dec 4 Friday 4:00 - 4:30pm
Sept 14 - Oct 7 Mon & Wed 4:00 - 4:30pm
Swim Kids Oct 16 - Dec 4 Friday 4:30 - 5:00pm
Sept 14 - Oct 7 Mon & Wed 4:30 - 5:00pm
(5 years and up) Oct 17 - Dec 5 Saturday 9:15 - 9:45am
Sept 14 - Oct 7 Mon & Wed 5:30 - 6:00pm Nov 3 - Nov 26 Tues & Thurs 9:00 - 9:30am
Sept 15 - Oct 8 Tues & Thurs 9:00 - 9:30am Level 1: Orientation to water and Nov 3 - Nov 26 Tues & Thurs 9:30 - 10:00am
Sept 15 - Oct 8 Tues & Thurs 9:30 - 10:00am the pool area, introducing floats, Jan 8 - Feb 26 Friday 4:00 - 4:30pm
Oct 16 - Dec 4 Friday 4:00-4:30pm glides with kicks. Build endurance
Jan 8 - Feb 26 Friday 4:30 - 5:00pm
Oct 16 - Dec 4 Friday 5:00-5:30pm by improving distance.
Jan 9 - Feb 27 Saturday 9:15 - 9:45am
Oct 17 - Dec 5 Saturday 9:00-9:30am Mar 12 - Apr 30 Friday 4:00 - 4:30pm
Oct 17 - Dec 5 Saturday 10:00-10:30am Mar 12 - Apr 30 Friday 4:30 - 5:00pm
Nov 3 - Nov 26 Tues & Thurs 9:00 – 9:30am Mar 13 - May 1 Saturday 9:15 - 9:45am
Nov 3 - Nov 26 Tues & Thurs 9:30-10:00amAquatic Centre Schedule
Level 2/3 - $50.00
Sept 14 - Oct 7 Mon & Wed 4:00 – 4:30pm
Sept 14 - Oct 7 Mon & Wed 5:00 – 5:30pm
Sept 15 - Oct 8 Tues & Thurs 10:30 - 11:00am
Oct 16 - Dec 4 Friday 4:30 - 5:00pm
Oct 17 - Dec 5 Saturday 9:30 - 10:00am
Level 2: Build skills for front/ Nov 3 - Nov 26 Tues & Thurs 10:30 - 11:00am
back swims in deep water and Jan 8 - Feb 26 Friday 4:30 - 5:00pm
build endurance in flutter kick Jan 9 - Feb 27 Saturday 9:30 - 10:00am
with assisted glides. Learn Mar 12 - Apr 30 Friday 4:30 - 5:00pm
proper use of Personal Flota-
Mar 13 - May 1 Saturday 9:30 - 10:00am Level 5: Develop sculling and safe boating
tion Devices.
skills. Learn back crawl and whip kick on
back. Develop endurance through 50 Level 6/7 - $60.00
metres continuous swim. Sept 14 - Oct 7 Mon & Wed 4:45 - 5:30pm
Oct 17 - Dec 5 Saturday 9:00 - 9:45am
Level 3: Learn front crawl, diving and making Level 6: Worn on front and back crawl.
Jan 8 - Feb 26 Friday 4:00 - 4:45pm
wise choices around water. Work on floats and Introduce elementary back stroke and dol-
changing direction in water. Build strength in phin kick. Build endurance through a 75m Jan 9 - Feb 27 Saturday 9:45 - 10:30am
flutter kick and swim 15 metres continuously. continuous swim. Introduce safety on ice Mar 12 - Apr 30 Friday 4:45 - 5:30pm
basic water rescues and a throwing assist, Mar 13 - May 1 Saturday 9:45 - 10:30am
treading water and front dives.
Level 4: Develop front crawl and back glides with
shoulder roll. Work on kneeling dives and surface
Level 7: Swimmers increase their dis- Level 8: Swimmers increase their distance on front
support. Build strength in a 25 metre continuous tance on front and back crawl (50m) and and back crawl (75m) and elementary back stroke
swim. Develop a sense of self-safety and personal elementary back stroke (25m), learn front (25m), learn breast stroke (15m), learn eggbeat-
limits in water. scull, perform whip kick on front and dol- er/tread water, perform feet-first surface dive
phin kick, learn stride entry and swim 150 and standing shallow dive, and swim 300 metres
metres continuously continuously.
Level 4/5 - $50.00
Sept 14 - Oct 7 Mon & Wed 4:00 - 4:45pm Level 9: Swimmers increase their distance on front
and back crawl (100m), elementary back stroke
Oct 16 - Dec 4 Friday 4:00 - 4:45pm
(50m) and breast stroke (25m), learn sidestroke
Oct 17 - Dec 5 Saturday 9:00 - 9:45am kick, perform head-first surface dive, and swim
Level 8-10 - $60.00
Jan 8 - Feb 26 Friday 4:00 - 4:45pm 400 metres continuously.
Sept 14 - Oct 7 Mon & Wed 5:30 - 6:15pm
Jan 9 - Feb 27 Saturday 9:00 - 9:45am
Oct 17 - Dec 5 Saturday 9:45 - 10:30am Level 10: Swimmers increase their distance on
Mar 12 - Apr 30 Friday 4:00 - 4:45pm
front and back crawl (100m), elementary back
Mar 13 - May 1 Saturday 9:00 - 9:45am Jan 9 - Feb 27 Saturday 9:45 - 10:30am
stroke (50m) and breast stroke (50m), learn side-
Aug 17 – Aug 27 M – Th 10:30 – 11:00am Mar 13 - May 1 Saturday 9:45 - 10:30am stroke (25m), perform dolphin kick (vertical), learn
feet- and head-first surface dives with underwater
swim, and swim 500 metres continuously.Family & Community Support Services
Located at 5002 - 51 Avenue
Volunteer Appreciation Week
Phone: 780-645-5311
Without volunteers, our organization will not be able to accomplish half of its goals in our com-
Email: lsmid@town.stpaul.ab.ca munity and could not sustain its healthy program offerings. This week is set aside to appreciate
Website: www.stpaulfcss.ca our volunteers with Caring Cup Coupons, and Volunteer Appreciation Banners.
Facebook: @stpaulfcssfamilyresourcenetwork
Instagram: st.paul_fcss Walk of Friendship/National Indigenous Day
This program is an event organized by Mannawanis Friendship Centre in partnership with
FCSS with the intent of encouraging community inclusion and togetherness between the
Preventative social programming to promote and enhance well-being. Read different cultures in our community.
Below for a quick overview of our most popular programs. Stay in touch by
visiting in person, logging onto our website or checking out Instagram and Senior’s Programs:
• Pie and Ice Cream Social
Facebook. The programs at FCSS assist many members of our community A social event organized to bring seniors together and provide a safe place for them to
year round. To get involved or volunteer visit us Monday - Friday 8:30- socialize with old friends and make new ones.
12:30/1:30-4:30.
Programs
• Senior’s Information
We provide information needed to provide support and comfort for seniors in our
Meals on Wheels community.
This is a volunteer based community service that provides a balanced meal available to
individuals who are aged, ill, disabled, or who are convalescent. • Senior’s Assistance Programs
We assist seniors with the completion of applications and sending information to
Snow Angels Alberta Seniors Financial Assistance.
A campaign designed to encourage Town of St. Paul residents to be good neighbors and
help those in need by shoveling community members walkways who can’t shovel themselves Programs includes: Alberta Seniors Benefits/ Special Needs Assistance for Seniors/Dental &
after a snowfall. Optical Assistance for Seniors / Seniors Property Tax/ Seniors Home Adaptation and Repair
Program
Babysitting & Home Alone Courses
The Babysitting course is designed to teach responsible adolescents skills like: responsibil-
ity of a baby sitter, safety tips for children of all ages, feeding and diapering babies, basic
child care skills, and emergency intervention skills. Our Home alone offers necessary skills
needed to safely, stay home alone.
Neighborhood Block Party
This event empowers community members to develop interpersonal group skills that
enhances constructive relationships among people. FCSS provides subsidy for community
members to host their own in their neighborhood.
Camp Sunshine
Camp Sunshine is a bereavement day camp for children who have experienced the death
of a significant person in their lives. It is a fun and safe place for children from ages 7-12 to
explore their grief and learn skills to help them cope in their daily lives.Parks & Playgrounds
The Town of St. Paul has a great selection of parks. There are 16 of them
spread throughout the town. Both RCMP Park and Crescent Park have
basketball courts while tennis courts can be found at Kinsmen Park.
Centennial Park 6001 – 46 Ave
Crescent Park 4034 – 46 Ave
Desjardins Park 5524 - 50 St
Elks Park
Kendelstick
Kinsmen
5602 – 55 Ave
4309 - 52 St
4222 – 48 Ave
Lagasse Park
One of St. Paul’s most
Lagasse Park 47 Street & Lakeshore Drive beautiful parks. You can
Lambert Park 4424 – 51 Ave find many pieces of art
Lavoie Park 4101A Lakeshore Drive and historical information
Lingin Park 5409 - 52 Ave throughout the park. You
Lyndale Park 4734 – 48 St can take a walk on the
Mytrash Park 54 Ave and 56 St Boardwalk that goes along
RCMP Park 5528 – 51 Ave the lake. If you are travel-
Rogerson Park 4414 – 48 Ave ling through this is a great
Spring Creek 4413 – 58 St park to take a break in!
Wheeler Park 5229 – 55 Ave
The Lagasse Park features:
• Splash Park
• Outdoor Fitness Centre
• 2 children’s playgrounds
• Basketball Court
• Beach Volleyball Court
• 2 large gazebo’s for gatheringsSt. Paul Municipal Library
Contact Name: Eunhye Cho
Contact Number: 780-645-4904 E-Resources
E-Mail: librarian@stpaullibrary.ab.ca Access FREE e-resources with your library card:
Website: www.stpaullibrary.ab.ca E-books, audio books, newspapers, magazines, language courses and
Facebook: @Stpaulablibrary more.
Instagram: @stpaulablibrary
Twitter: @stpaulablibrary Come by the libray to get more information!
Library Hours Services
September to June Books - Boardgames - Movies - Photocopying
Tuesday to Thursday: 10am to 8pm Printing Faxing - Laminating - Exam Invigilation
Friday & Saturday: 10am - 5pm Free WIFI - Computers - Scan to Email
Closed Sunday & Monday
Free Library Membership Programs:
until December 31, 2020 We have various events and programs thought out the year for
all ages and walks of life.
Check our website & social media or ask at the front desk to
find out what is upcoming and happening!
Room Rental:
We have a room available for rent for business functions,
birthday parties and board meetings.Midweek Farmers' Friday Farmers'
Market Market
Contact: Pat Robinson Contact: Kandi
Contact Number: 780-614-7700 Contact Number: 780-614-5973
Email: patjohn5@telus.net Facebook: St. Paul Farmers Market 2019
Facebook: St. Paul Midweek Farmers’ Market Open every Friday: February - December
10am - 2pm
Located at the Centennial Seniors Centre
5114 - 49 Street
We are a long standing market,
which has been operating for
over 40 years! We welcome
The Midweek Farmers’
people to come browse, visit,
Market runs every
and enjoy getting out in your
Wednesday
community. We offer free cof-
Afternoon 2:30 – 6:30pm
fee, and often free snacks from
in the St. Paul Senior Citizen
some of our lovely vendors.
Club @ 4809 – 47 Street
We are committed to having a
behind the RC Church.
warm, welcoming atmosphere
at every market!
We are always on the lookout
for new Vendors so if you You will find different items at every market,
Make It, Bake It or Grow It, from freshly baked goods to canning, hot
we’d love to have you join our homemade soup, frozen meals, authentic
Market! Ukrainian and Pilipino foods, fresh veggies
and more! Locally grown, house and garden
plants, unique cards and crafts. There is
sewn, knit, crocheted items of every kind,
from toques, baby items, blankets, toys
and clothes. Handmade jewelry, stones and
gems, teas, lotions, oils, hemp products,
leather and wood workings! There is simply
too many items to list!
If you make it, bake it or grow it, and you
want to sell it.Fee Assistance
KidSport provides grants
to families facing financial
barriers to participating in
registered children’s sports
programs.
The KidSport St. Paul can
provide up to $300 per
eligible child, per calendar
year towards sport registra-
Visit the link top apply today! tion fees.
Community
https://www.kidsportcanada.ca/alber-
ta/st-paul/
User
Canadian Tire Jumpstart is a
national charitable program
Groups
launched by the family of
Canadian Tire companies in
2005. The program helps
financially disadvantaged
kids (ages 4-18) participate For more information please refer to
in organized sports and www.canadiantire.ca/jumpstart and go
recreation by covering reg- under the “Apply” tab to fill out your
istration, equipment and/or submission form.
transportation costs.My fitness company is AbSOULutely You Fitness. I have been a group fitness Since 1970, University nuhelot’įne thaiyots’į nistameyîmâkanak Blue Quills has
instructor in St. Paul for the past 8 years, most recently adding The b. class been a locally controlled Indigenous education centre serving the academic and
program to my portfolio, I have been leading this program since June 2019. training needs of people of all cultures; encouraging everyone to experience study-
As a ‘unique brand’, The b. class is an inspiring women’s ‘fitness program’ de- ing in a unique socio-cultural and academic environment. Blue Quills is guided
signed to let the heart and soul speak through. The b. class combines athletic by our seven First Nation board members, each of whom represent our member
movement with powerful music creating a connection. Each class experience Nations.
will leave you feeling clear, strong and empowered. Our goal is to nurture learners to help them to reach their individual goals and
meet the needs of their nations and communities. The university reflects our cul-
Please contact to for current schedule. Also offer pop-up classes and private ture, Indigenous knowledge, practices, and ceremony. We welcome all students to
classes to groups and events. begin their learning journey with us.
The Blue Quills Aboriginal Head Start program is open to children who are First
Nations, Métis or Inuit and focuses on six key components: Culture and Language,
Education, Health Promotion, Nutrition, Family Involvement and Social Supports.
Children must be three years old and potty trained to qualify for this FREE pro-
gram. Our program also includes a daily snack and FREE transportation from St.
Paul to Blue Quills Aboriginal Head Start.
Call today to register for any of our programs!
AbSOULutely You Fitness
Contact Name: Brenda Rosychuk
Contact Number: 587-252-8204 Blue Quills Aboriginal Head Start.
Email: Brendarb.leader@gmail.com Contact Number: 780-645-4455 or Toll Free 1-888-645-4455
Website: thebclass.com Visit us at www.bluequills.ca
Facebook: The b.class.stpaul/AbSOULutely You Fitness Email registrar@bluequills.ca or headstart@bluequills.ca
Facebook: Blue Quills Aboriginal Head Start St. PaulOur aim is to help and support families in raising their children to become The Community Garden Society of St. Paul was established in 2007 and was
men and women of tomorrow. We do this by providing child and youth care registered as a non-profit society in July 2009.
programs that meet the social, physical, intellectual, creative, cultural, and The Society charges participants the minimum amount possible to ensure
emotional development in a safe, healthy, and caring environment. maximum opportunities for residents and especially for seniors who are on
fixed incomes, to enjoy producing heathy food along with the accompanying
Programs offered: physical and mental benefits.
Early Learning Child Care Center is for ages 0-6 years old. The number of people who have been given the opportunity to
Out of School Program is for ages Kindergarten -12 years old. participate in gardening activities has increased every year since the garden
Summer Program is for ages Kindergarten – 12 years old during July and started and in 2019, we have:
August. -35 raised garden beds located at Senior Residences in St Paul
Contact us for our current hours of operation. -30 garden plots located at the Town Garden Site (adjacent to the Town
Hall)
-12 garden plots located at the County Garden Site (adjacent to the Transfer
Station)
Boys & Girls Club Community Garden Society of St. Paul
Contact Name: Joelene Hazen, Executive Director Contact Name: David Robinson
Contact Number: 780-645-6769 Contact Number: 587-252-4651
Email: Joelene.stpaulbgc@outlook.com Email: drobinsonx63@gmail.com
Facebook: @stpaulboysandgirls Website: www.communitygardensocietystp.comGuiding provides a safe, all-girl environment that invites girls to have fun, try The Barre method fuses elements of functional training, cardio, dance
new things, challenge themselves, find their voice, meet new friends, and make a postures and Pilates and is primarily used to strengthen & tone the WHOLE
difference in the world. Our vision is a better world, by girls. Our mission is to be a body while staying primarily low impact!
catalyst for girls empowering girls. Girl Guides of Canada strives to ensure that girls Through our class you will be moving through sequences & sets of exercises
and women from all walks of life, identities and lived experiences feel a sense of specifically designed to strengthen & sculpt lean muscle by working each
belonging and can fully participate. We are an organization with over 100 years of
group of muscles to fatigue using your own body weight, resistance bands,
history and a strong and growing future.
small weights and even smaller movements, all to the beat of energetic
Group Info and Contacts music!
Sparks: 5-6 yrs K-Grade 1 Alishia: 780-547-5796
Brownies: 7-9 yrs Grades 2-3 Alishia: 780-547-5796 Weekly classes run in St. Paul with the ability to be mobile and design classes
Guides: 9-11 yrs Grades 4-6 Patricia: 780-547-5033 for any open space. Check out the website for more info!
Pathfinders: 12-14 yrs Grades 7-9 Heather: 780-645-4572
Rangers:15-17 yrs Grades 10-12 Pat: 780-614-2361
Leaders: 18 yrs and up Patricia: 780-547-5033
Girl Guides of Canada Gold Barre Fitness
Toll Free: 1-800-565-8111 Contact Name: Alyssa Kozicky
Website: www.girlguides.ca Contact Number: 780-915-6946
Facebook: St. Paul Girl Guides Email: alyssa@lakelandlifestyle.ca
Web: https://www.lakelandlifestyle.ca/gold-barre-fitness.html#/
Facebook: @goldbarrefitnessThe Lakeland Cross Country Ski Club is a non-profit society representing and pro- With over 30 years in the Community, the NEMA is a volunteer-driven non-profit
moting cross-country skiing in the Lakeland area. organization currently providing Violin, Guitar and Voice instruction. NEMA was
Membership to the Lakeland Cross Country Ski Club supports the cross-country founded in 1986 to provide quality, affordable music instruction to the St. Paul
skiing community in the Lakeland Area. community. We offer lessons to students of all ages and levels. Lessons begin in
Club membership includes: September and end in April. Students are welcome to register at any point in the
•Free Access to our quality classic trails: Over 15-25 km at our main site: Weng- season. Fees are due before your start date. Lessons are 30 minutes of individual
zynowSKI Ranch Trails 17 km NE of St. Paul (see map) one on one instruction. Are you interested in learning a musical instrument we cur-
•Ski rentals at reduced rates rently do not offer, let us know! Or are you interested in teaching a musical instru-
•Free ski activities (Monthly moonlight skis, club events and waxing clinics) ment or voice lessons? NEMA is always looking to hire instructors! Come see us at
Lakeland Cross Country Ski Club also offers: Community Awareness every September at the St. Paul Curling Rink or contact us
•Ski Development Programs for youths and adults by certified coaches with any questions you may have and for registration forms.
•Affordable ski rentals (small inventory) to make X-C skiing more accessible to
individuals/families in the community.
In partnership with the Town of St Paul:
•We groom 2.6 km of trails on the St. Paul Golf Course FREE TO PUBLIC
•Free Ski Rentals during the Town of St Paul’s Shiver Fest & Community Christmas
Lakeland Cross Country Ski Club NEMA - North Eastern Music Association
Contact Name: Joanne Lamoureux Contact Number: 780-646-0846
Contact Number: (780) 614-5522 Email: nemasboard@gmail.com
Email: lakelandccsc@gmail.com Website: https://www.nemamusic.com/
Website: www.lakelandski.ca Facebook: @NorthEasternMusicAssociation
Facebook: @www.lakelandski.caThe Arts Foundation is a registered charity and arts education centre that provides
programs in St. Paul and Mallaig. $25 membership per family per year. Volunteering/ Our association offers several programs to our youth in the
fundraising not required. community:
Dance: Recreational, non-competitive classes run for 30 weeks and includes 2 perfor-
mances. We offer creative movement, ballet, hip-hop, lyrical and Irish classes for ages
Minor Hockey Programs
4 - 17.
Theatre: Students learn devised theatre, solo and group vocal techniques, and theatre Goaltending Camps
style jazz dance. Term includes 30 weeks of instruction for ages 6 - 18 and 2 perfor- Hi-Tek Pre-Season Camp
mances.
Music:Bring your woodwind, brass, string, or percussion instruments; and music reading Registrations are held in April for the upcoming Season at the CAP Arena.
ability to the Rusty Musicians Orchestra! Term includes weekly rehearsals and occa-
sional performances. For ages 16+
Art: Learn basic skills in painting. Term includes 15 weeks of instruction and an art
exhibit. Classes are available for ages are 6 - 12 and adults.
Circus: Students learn hula hooping, baton (staff), poi, juggling, and performance skills.
Classes run for 30 weeks of instruction for ages 6 - 17 and includes 2 performances.
Adult Classes: We offer a variety of classes in 8 week sessions, including Tot & Me,
Latin beats, ballet, ballroom, two-step, and Irish dance. Many classes are available by
drop-in or punch card.
St. Paul & District Arts Foundation
Contact Number: 780-645-2781 St. Paul & District Minor Hockey Association
Email: mpdowntownartsstudio@outlook.com Website: stpaulminorhockey.ca
Website: www.artfoundation.ca Facebook: St Paul and District Minor Hockey Association
Facebook: @stpaularts
Instragram: @artsstpaulThe St Paul Archery Club is a great place for kids and adults to learn and en-
The St. Paul Agricultural Society has been a very viable organization in the joy the sport of archery. We are a non-profit organization who relies on our
St. Paul community since December 8, 1914. We are recognized as a great awesome volunteers and sponsors to keep the club running smoothly. The
organization thriving in a strong agriculturally focused and supportive com- club has been operating in St. Paul for 20+ years!
munity.
Our permanent facility, located in the basement of 4810-50 Ave. St. Paul
Linking people to the past and present by celebrating our agricultural way of features an 18m FITA range with plenty of room for spectators. We offer a
life. Canbow program for children where they can work towards earning badges
with volunteer coaches helping them along the way. The St. Paul Archery
Throughout the year we have many events including the High School Rodeo, Club has helped train 3 Canadian record holders!
Ranch Rodeo and the LRA Finals. Please contact us for our current schedule.
We also have a riding arena – you can buy a membership to ride from October to
July.
We also have 2 meeting rooms available to rent. See our website for more
information.
St. Paul AG Society St. Paul Archery Club
Contact Number: 780-645-4373 Contact Number: 780-614-6100
Email: agsociet@telusplanet.net Email: info@stpaularchery.ca
Web: www.stpaulagsociety.com Website: http://www.stpaularchery.ca/
Facebook: @stpaulagsociety Facebook: @StPaulArcheryPreCanSkate/CanSkate is a dynamic learn-to-skate program that focuses on
Come join the fun! Swimming is a life skill and by swimming at least twice a fun, participation and basic skill development.
week or swimmers come out with increased confidence in the water. Choose CanPowerSkate is an action-packed, high energy instructional skating pro-
between competitive or non competitive. For ages 5+ gram geared to hockey and ringette skaters that focuses on balance, power,
agility, speed and endurance.
No previous experience is required. It is suggested that swimmers be able
to swim one length of the pool. Coaches assess new swimmers to give their STARSkate offers opportunities for skaters of all ages to develop fundamen-
recommendation for placement in the appropriate level. tal figure skating skills in the areas of ice dance, skating skills, free skate and
interpretive skating.
AdultSkate offers CanSkate, STARSkate and CanPowerSkate programs
geared for adults.
Our skaters have been working hard
on their skating skills all year and this
is their big chance to show off all they
have learned. Come out and cheer
them on at our Year-End Annual Car-
nival which is held in March.
St. Paul Figure Skating Club
Contact Name: Carolyn Penosky
St. Paul Barracuda’s Swim Club
Contact Number: 780-614-7786
Email: st.paulbarracudasswimbclub@yahoo.ca
Email: stpaul.skating@outlook.com
Facebook: @barracudasswimclub
Web: www.skatecanada.ca
Facebook: @StpaulfigureskatingSt. Paul Football was established in 1984 and provides an opportunity for Our Vision: All ages and abilities have exceptional gymnastics experiences.
boys and girls in grades 6-12 to play organized football. The program strives Our Mission:
for excellence, winning many league championships and provincial titles at - facilitates quality gymnastics programming at a reasonable fee;
the junior high and high school levels of play. In the last 10 years, 5 cham- - provides a positive environment in which members can participate;
pionships have been won and 4 other times the teams lost in the champion- - provides opportunities for coaches to develop their skills;
- supports club gymnasts to achieve their full potential;
ship game.
- promotes gymnastic activities as a life-long pursuit.
Offering recreational gymnastics classes for children 18 months to 14 years of age.
The program fosters the characteristics of dedication, teamwork, sacrifice, We are a not-for-profit group started in the Fall of 2012. With plenty of hard work,
work ethic, sportsmanship and discipline as well as many others. dedicated volunteers and a supportive community, we started to offer classes in the
Fall of 2013.
We operate out of the old Ecole du Sommet Gym at 4617 – 50 Avenue.
Please contact us for our current schedule.
Interested in training to be a certified coach for our club? Please contact send us a
message!
St. Paul Football
Contact Name: Todd Tanasichuk
Contact Number: 780-646-3815 St. Paul Gymnastics Club
Email: tanasichukt@gmail.com Contact: Number: 780-645-7784
Facebook: @stpaulalbertafootballclub Website: www.stpaulgymnastics.ca
High School Team: St. Paul Lions Facebook: @stpaulgymnasticsclub
Junior High School Team: St. Paul BengalsWe are a group of volunteers who are interested in providing young players Musée St. Paul Museum offers the community and visitors a view into the
the opportunity to learn and play baseball and softball in an organized and history of St. Paul and District. Showcasing the mission of St. Paul de Metis,
safe manner. the coming of homesteaders and agricultural history. Our museum is unique
as it showcases two museums in one location. Each is distinct and both are
Board members are elected to their positions at an Annual General Meeting dedicated to collecting, preserving and displaying photographs and artifacts
held in January each year. related to the history of the St. Paul Region. The Museum offers an annual
St. Paul Minor Ball is a part of the Lakeland Minor Ball league and is also Geocache Tour, Find the Thimble Contest, Picture Scavenger Hunt, and
registered with Baseball Alberta and Softball Alberta. We also follow rules Children Activities.
and regulations according to Baseball Canada.
Registration fees go towards provincial association registration fees, diamond
rental, umpire fees, uniforms, equipment, and maintenance. We try to keep
fees to a minimum to allow players the opportunity to play the sport. We
also rely on fundraising through local bingos and an annual casino.
St. Paul Museum
St. Paul Minor Baseball
Contact Name: Thomasina Hatch
Email: spminorball@yahoo.com
Contact Number: 780-645-5562/780-614-8853
Web: https://stpaulminorball.sportngin.com
Email Address: admin@stpaulmuseum.ca
Facebook: @stpaulminorball
Website: https://stpaulmuseum.ca/
Facebook: @StPaulMuseumPickleball is the fastest growing sport in the world and that popularity is reflect- St. Paul Minor Soccer offers youth ages 4 to 18 to develop recreational and
ed in the growth of our club in St. Paul. We are over 80 members strong and competitive soccer in St. Paul.
growing. A healthy and active lifestyle is our focus, and expressed in an open
and welcoming atmosphere. We also promote the development of the sport Soccer is held at the St. Paul Lions Soccer Field which is a beautiful facility
through clinics and visits to teach and play the game in our local schools. Our with a fieldhouse and many soccer pitches to accommodate various teams of
club extends beyond the playing courts, with a variety of social events scheduled
all ages.
to enjoy the company of our members and their families. We have 3 indoor courts
we use during the winter, and 8 outdoor courts for summer play. There is sched-
uled club play 3 mornings and one evening each week. Competitive, recreational Registration is available in March for the upcoming season that begins in late
and instructional opportunities are available. The only requirement is a clean pair April/ early May. Season ends mid-June, depending on Youth play-offs and
of runners for indoor play. The club supplies all of the equipment needed. So if Provincial Qualifications.
you are looking for an opportunity to get active and involved with a great group
of people, drop in and pay us a visit. All skill levels are welcome. Come and get
hooked like the rest of us.
St. Paul Pickleball Club
St. Paul Soccer Association
Contact: Bob Deacon
Email: spsaregistrar@gmail.com
Contact Number: 780-778-9305
Website: www.stpaulsoccer.ca
Email: deaconr@telusplanet.nt
Facebook: St Paul Soccer Association – St. Paul, AB
Facebook: St. Paul Alberta PickleballCome create with us! We are your friendly neighbourhood Visual Arts Cen- St. Paul Youth Council (SPYC) is a FREE youth-led, volunteer-based
tre! Established in 1977 as Alberta's first rural art cetnre, we are a non-profit organization that acts as a voice for youth in our community. We meet one
organization dedicated to providing visual arts opportunities to people of all Sunday a month at 5pm in the Town of St Paul FCSS youth room, 5002-51
ages and abilities. Ave.
Follow us on Facebook for the most up to date information on Adult and We promote youth involvement by planning & hosting events & activities
Youth classes as well as special events! for all community youth. SPYC is a great way to develop skills like leadership
& communication, explore career options, give back to our community &
EXHIBITS & SALES connect with others. If you’re in grade 7-12 and would like to join, or have
The BIG Pottery & Art Exhibit & Sale!: Last weekend in November at the any questions, call us 780-645-5311 or drop by the next meeting. We’d love
Visual Arts Centre to hear from you!
Annual Handmade Christmas Art & Crafts Sale: First Weekend in Decem-
ber at the St. Paul Recreation Centre
Open on Wednesday from Noon - 5:00 pm and on special sale/exhibit
dates.
St. Paul Visual Arts Centre St. Paul Youth Council
Located at 4613-53 Street, South of the Pool. Contact Name: Lynn Smid
Contact Number: 780-645-3071 Contact Number: 780-645-5311
Email: spvac@telus.net Email: lsmid@town.stpaul.ab.ca
Website: www.spvac.com Instagram: spyc20
Facebook: @StPaulVisualArtsCentreSilhouette Dance School Society is proud to offer classes for children ages Creating safe spaces to connect with your body, mind, and community
3 and up, as well as adult classes when scheduling allows. We offer classes in Mindfulness-based programs for physical wellbeing, mental/emotional
Ballet, Jazz, Contemporary, Acro and Pointe. Our studio runs 5 days a week. health, and social connectedness:
Silhouette Dance School is a non-profit dance school that was created to be •Community Classes •Workshops
a society owned and operated by its members and administered by a volun- •Yoga for Mental Health •Trauma Sensitive Yoga
teer board. This board is made of parent volunteers elected by the member- •Staff Wellness •Private/Group Sessions
ship. •Youth Yoga •Yoga in the Park
We are proud to work as a team with our instructors to create a safe and The world we live in puts a lot of demand on the body and mind. These
welcoming environment. We consider ourselves a dance family. We do methods are designed to help you find the best version of yourself amidst all
performances within the community throughout the dance season and some of life’s chaos.
classes attend festivals in other Programs are delivered in and around the Lakeland with the mission of help-
communities. ing participants build resilience to stress and learn tools to lead an empow-
The board and instructors pride ourselves on inspiring our dancers to be their ered life.
finest. Building confidence, friendships and a passion for learning. Excellence Daily inspiration & mindful moments: Krista Trimble Yoga + Meditation on
without sacrificing childhood. Facebook
Upcoming classes & events: www.kristatrimbleyoga.wordpress.com
Collaboration inquiries & questions: kristatrimble.yoga@gmail.com
Yoga + Meditation with Krista Trimble
Silhouette Dance School Contact: Krista Trimble Registered Yoga & Meditation Teacher
Email: info@silhouettedanceschool.ca Email: kristatrimble.yoga@gmail.com
Website: www.silhouettedanceschool.ca Web: www.kristatrimbleyoga.wordpress.com
Facebook: @SilhouetteDanceSchoolSociety Facebook Page: @kristatrimbleyogaLike what you see in our
Community Guide?
Zumba is a Latin inspired dance fitness class that offers a full body cardio Have a group who would like
workout! to particpate? Want to update
your current information?
Zumba choreography is set to many different music genres such as Salsa, Call Alyssa at 780-645-1771 or
Reggaeton, Bhangra, Calypso, Cumbia and more! Authentic dance moves
Sarah at 780-645-1765
coupled with fitness variations offer a fun yet challenging workout! This
workout is suitable for all people! No dance background necessary. Or email to:
townhall@town.stpaul.ab.ca
Zumba Toning is a slower paced workout that incorporates the use of light
weights as well as body weight exercises to help develop a stronger more
toned physique.
Do you have a photo that showcases "A People Kind of Place" that
you'd like to submit to potentially be in our Community Guide?
Zumba
Contact Name: Lori-Anne Peters, Certified ZIN Instructor
Contact Number: 780-614-4525
Email: zumbachica05@gmail.com Send to: townhall@town.stpaul.ab.ca
Facebook: Lori-Anne Peters Zumba InstructorEMERGENCY SERVICES
AMBULANCE 911
FIRE 911
POLICE 911
POISON CONTROL CENTRE 1-800-332-1414
ST. THERESE HOSPITAL 780-645-3331
VICTIM SERVICES 780-645-8858
CRISIS LINE 780-645-5195 OR 1-800-263-3045
Town of St. Paul Contact Info
Administration Office 780-645-4481
Location: 5101 - 50 Street
Email: townhall@town.stpaul.ab.ca
Public Works 780-645-3509
Location: 5508 - 48 Street
Email: publicwork@town.stpaul.ab.ca
Transfer Station
Contact Number: 780-210-0350
FCSS 780-645-5311
Location: 5002 - 51 Ave
Municipal Enforcement 780-645-4522 Fall/Winter Hours
Location: 5101 - 50 Street October 1 - April 30
Email: peaceofficer@town.stpaul.ab.ca
Parks & Recreation 780-645-5313 Tuesday thru Friday: 10am - 6pm
Aquatic Centre 780-645-3388
Saturday: 9am - 5pm
Location: 4702 - 53 Street
St. Paul Golf Course 780-645-4077
Closed Sunday & Monday
Location: 4601 - 57 Street Location: 2.4 km N.E. of St Paul on
Email: spgc@town.stpaul.ab.ca
Twp 582 and Rg Rd. 93A
Tourism Centre 780-645-6800COMMUNITY DIRECTORY
ABUSE ANIMAL CONTROL / SHELTER
ANTI-BULLYING 1-888-456-2323 ST. PAUL MUNICIPAL ENFORCEMENT 780-645-4522
CHILD ABUSE HOTLINE 1-800-387-KIDS (5437) ANIMAL SHELTER AND ADOPTION SOCIETY 780-645-2262
CRIME STOPPERS 1-800-222-8477 COUNTY DOG CONTROL 780-645-3006
KIDS HELP LINE 1-800-668-6868
ST. PAUL VICTIM SERVICES 780-645-8858 ARENAS
WOMEN’S SHELTER INQUIRIES 780-645-5132 CAP ARENA 780-645-6569
BUSINESS CRISIS LINE 780-645-5195 CLANCY RICHARD ARENA 780-645-3932
ACCOMMODATIONS BANKS
GALAXY MOTEL 780-645-4542 OR 780-645-4441 ATB FINANCIAL 780-636-3666 / 780-645-4406
KING’S MOTEL (THE) 780-645-5656 CIBC 780-645-3371
ST. PAUL LODGE 780-645-2202 SERVUS CREDIT UNION 780-645-3357
CANALTA HOTEL 780-645-5581 TD CANADA TRUST 780-645-7000
WOODLAND MOTOR INN 780-645-2245
HAMPTON INN 587-465-1300
CHARITY/ FUNDRAISER
CANADIAN TIRE JUMP START CHARITY 780-645-5313 OR
ACCOUNTANTS (CHARTERED) 1-844-YES-PLAY
H & R BLOCK 780-645-5540 CO-OP COMMUNITY CONNECTORS 780-645-1950
JMD GROUP LLP 780-645-4611 HAYING IN THE 30S 780-614-3545
MCAVOY, WD CPA CHARTERED ACCOUNTANT 780-645-7882 KIDS SPORT FUND 1-888-914-5437
MISSIONARIES OF CHARITY 780-645-2968
ADDICTION SERVICES
ST. PAUL ADDICTIONS SERVICES 780-645-6346 CHILDREN & YOUTH SERVICES
ALCOHOL ANONYMOUS 780-645-8590 BOYS AND GIRLS CLUB OF ST. PAUL & DISTRICT 780-645-6769
ADDICTION SERVICES AND GAMBLING HOTLINE 1-866-332-2322 CHILDREN SERVICES ST. PAUL 780-645-6370
FAMILY LITERACY PROGRAM 780-645-5223
ADOPTION SERVICES FRANCO ACCUEIL 780-645-5050
ADOPTION BY CHOICE 780-448-1159 PARENT LINK CENTRE - ST. PAUL & AREA 780-645-5311
FOSTER ADOPT CHILDREN TODAY 780-724-2216 OR 1-888-310-3228 K4J (KIDS FOR JESUS) 780-726-3641
ST. PAUL CHILD CARE SOCIETY 780-645-1984
ADVERTISING SERVICES ST. PAUL FRIENDS OF PLAY SCHOOL SOCIETY 780-645-3537
REAL COUNTRY 97.7 780-645-4425 TLC DAY CARE 780-645-1909
ST PAUL JOURNAL 780-645-3342
CHURCHES AND RELIGIOUS SERVICES
AGRICULTURAL SERVICES ALL SAINT UKRAINIAN ORTHODOX CHURCH 780-645-5355
AFSC LENDING 780-645-6453 BAHA’I FAITH 780-645-1121
ALBERTA AG INFORMATION CENTRE.. 780-310-FARM (3276) BELLE VIEW BIBLE CAMP 780-645-4948 OR
COMMUNITY GARDEN SOCIETY OF ST PAUL 587-252-4651 INFOBELLEVUELODGE.COM
PARRISH & HEIMBECKER 780-645-4494 BETHEL FAMILY WORSHIP CENTRE 780-645-4714
FRIDAY FARMERS' MARKET 780-614-5973 CATHOLIC WOMEN’S LEAGUE OF CANADA 780-645-4314
MID-WEEK FARMERS' MARKET 780-614-7700 CATHOLIC PASTORAL CENTRE 780-645-3277K4J (KIDS FOR JESUS) 780-726-3641 ROCKETS HOCKEY 780-614-1762
MISSIONARIES OF CHARITY 780-645-2968 ROYAL CANADIAN LEGION #100 ST PAUL 780-645-1828
SERVANTS OF THE CROSS 780-210-0699 / 306-307-5259 SILHOUETTE DANCE SCHOOL 780-645-4839
ST. PAUL ALLIANCE CHURCH 780-645-2947 / 780 645-7772 ST. PAUL & COMMUNITY FAMILY BENEFITS 780-645-1327
ST. PAUL ROMAN CATHOLIC CATHEDRAL 780-645-3033 ST. PAUL ANIMAL SHELTER 780-645-2262
UKRAINIAN CATHOLIC CHURCH 780-645-3802 ST. PAUL 4-H LIGHT HORSE CLUB
UNITED CHURCH OF CANADA (ST. PAUL) 780-645-3266 INFO@STPAUL4HLIGHTHORSECLUB.COM
UNITED CHURCH WOMEN 780-645-2453 ST. PAUL CHAMPIONS FOR CHANGE 780-645-5782
ST. PAUL AND DISTRICT ARTS FOUNDATION (MAGGIE POROZNI
CLUBS, RECREATION & SOCIETIES FOUNDATION FOR THE ARTS) 780-645-2781
ALBERTA 55+ - LAKELAND SENIORS GAMES ASSOCIATION ST. PAUL ELKS LODGE #465 780-645-4046
(A.S.C.S.R.A. - ZONE 7) ZONE7LSGA@HOTMAIL.COM ST. PAUL FISH AND GAME ASSOCIATION 780-724-2540
AG-CORRAL (ST. PAUL AG SOCIETY) 780-645-4373 ST. PAUL GYMNASTICS CLUB 780-210-1167
ARCHERY CLUB (ST. PAUL) 780-614-6100 ST. PAUL GOLF COURSE 780-645-4077
BARRACUDAS SWIM CLUB WWW.ST.PAULBARRACUDAS.COM ST PAUL 4-H MULTI CLUB WWW.4H.AB.CA
BEAVERS, CUBS, SCOUTS & VENTURERS 780-614-9225 ST. PAUL TRAILBLAZERS SNOWMOBILE CLUB 780-645-3607
BOSCOMBE COMMUNITY CENTRE ASSOCIATION 780-726-2822 ST. PAUL VISUAL ARTS CENTRE 780-645-3071
CENTRE CULTURE 780-645-4800 SPINAL CORD INJURY ALBERTA 1-888-654-5444
CITIZENS ON PATROL 780-645-3017 SUNSHINE QUILTERS 780-645-4365
CLUB BINGO HALL 780-645-3464 TENNIS CLUB 780-645-6637
CRIME WATCH (GREATER LAKELAND RURAL) 780-724-3735 T.O.P.S 780-645-3685 / 780-645-2778
CURLING CLUB 780-210-1387 UFO SAMS RV CLUB 780-645-4753
CYSTIC FIBROSIS CANADA (EDMONTON AND NORTH ALBERTA YOUNG NATURALISTS CLUB 780-645-2913
CHAPTER) 780-466-2265
FIGURE SKATING CLUB 780-614-7786 COUNSELLING SERVICES / COMMUNITY COUNSELLING SERVICES
GIRL GUIDES 1-800-565-8111 COUNTY RESIDENTS - FCSS 780-645-1950
IRON HORSE TRAIL GROOMING FOUNDATION 780-645-2913 TOWN RESIDENTS - FCSS 780-645-5311
JETÉ DANCE STUDIO 780-645-2781 MENTAL HEALTH HELPLINE 1-877-303-2642
JUNIOR B CANADIENS. 780-645-8601 GENEVA MEDIATION 780-645-6551
KARATE-DO 780-645-8452 NATIVE COUNSELLING SERVICES 780-645-5250
KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS 780-645-9467 PYRAMID COUNSELLING 780-227-4035
LAC BELLEVUE & DISTRICT AG SOCIETY 780-290-0992 YAREMKO-GALAS COUNSELLING 780-645-2330
LAKELAND CROSS COUNTRY SKI CLUB 780-614-5522
LAKELAND FETAL ALCOHOL SPECTRUM DISORDER SOCIETY CRISIS CENTRES
780-645-2000 CRISIS ASSOCIATION 780-645-5132
LAKELAND ROAD RIDERS 780-645-6895 WOMEN’S SHELTER CRISIS LINE 780-645-5195
LIONS CLUB (ST PAUL AND DISTRICT) 780-645-5482 OR WOMEN’S SHELTER BUSINESS INQUIRIES 780-645-5132
780-227-4097
MINOR BALL 780-614-8167
DAYCARE / DAYHOME
MINOR HOCKEY 780-645-1238
MANNAWANIS HEAD START 780-645-1984
MOTHERS AGAINST DRUNK DRIVING (MAD) 1-800-665-6233
ST. PAUL CHILD CARE SOCIETY 780-645-1984
MUSÉE HISTORIQUE ST. PAUL HISTORICAL MUSEUM 780-645-5562
TLC DAYCARE 780-645-1909
NORTH EAST ALBERT RETIRED TEACHERS ASSOCIATION
(NEARTA) 780-645-0376
NORTH EASTERN MUSIC ASSOCIATION (NEMA) DENTISTS / DENTURISTS / ORTHODONTISTS
nemamusiclessons@gmail.com LEGARE DR CHRISTOPHER DENTIST 780-645-6028
PREVENT ALCOHOL AND RISK RELATED TRAUMA IN YOUTH MILLER DR KEN DENTIST 780-645-4122
780-645-3396 ST. PAUL DENTURE CLINIC INC 780-645-4343
QUILTING BEES GUILD OF ST. PAUL 780-645-6055 ST. PAUL FAMILY DENTAL CENTRE 780-645-6028
RIVERLAND RECREATIONAL TRAIL SOCIETY 780-645-2913 ST. PAUL ORTHODONTICS 780-645-6630You can also read
