Recreation Parks and Playgrounds Parks & Playgrounds The Town of St. Paul has a great selection of parks and green space. 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. Lagasse Park, located along Lakeshore Drive, is the Town's largest green space that is home to the Splash Park, 2. The LUB provides a foundation for the Town to achieve the orderly development of lands and for that purpose among other things. A Land Use Bylaw is made up of text and maps; the texts sets out regulations for each land use district (zone) & regulations and the maps show what land use district (zone) applies to each parcel of land. A People Kind of Place St. Paul is strategically located in the center of the northeast region of Alberta. With a population of 5863 (Source: Federal Census 2021), St. Paul is a major trading center for the surrounding area. St. Paul's life-support is the rich agricultural land that surrounds the town, supplemented by the oil and gas industries. But what really sets us apart are the people who. Departments Planning & Development Development Permit Notices 2026 Development Permit Notices A development permit is required for various projects within the Town. The Land Use Bylaw describes the types of developments (permitted or discretionary use) allowed in each zoning and the rules that apply. This page contains all of the development permits received by the department. **This webpage. Business Business in St. Paul St. Paul businesses benefit from its strategic location in the northeast and its status as a major trading center for 35,000 people. Visitors, new residents and people looking for business opportunities are attracted to St. Paul by the amenities available, recreational opportunities and a strong volunteer spirit. Located on Highway 29 and surrounded by a large. Beginning October 1, 2026, Alberta's enhanced recycling system will bring a new residential recycling program to the Town of St. Paul, allowing residents to recycle more materials, including: • Glass containers • Paper laminates, such as coffee cups • Foam packaging • Empty aerosol containers • Flexible plastics and plastic film These changes are designed to make recycling easier and. What is the RRS? The Rural Renewal Stream offers eligible workers an opportunity to immigrate to the STEP (St. Paul and Elk Point) Region* with the formal support of the municipalities and endorsement from the STEP Economic Development Alliance. The program will be used to attract and retain newcomers and support employers to fill vacancies. Home St. Paul is strategically located in the center of the northeast region of Alberta. With a population of 5,863 (Source: Federal Census 2021), St. Paul is a major trading center for the surrounding area. St. Paul's life-support is the rich agricultural land that surrounds the town, supplemented by the oil and gas industries. But what really sets us apart are the people who call St. Paul. New to St Paul Residents New to St Paul Welcome to the Town of St. Paul St. Paul is strategically located in the center of the northeast region of Alberta. With a population of 5863 (Source: Federal Census 2021), St. Paul is a major trading center for the surrounding area. Beginning October 1, 2026, Alberta's enhanced recycling system will bring a new residential recycling program to the Town of St. Paul, allowing residents to recycle more materials, including: • Glass containers • Paper laminates, such as coffee cups • Foam packaging • Empty aerosol containers • Flexible plastics and plastic film These changes are designed to make recycling easier and.