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Feb 13, 2020
The Town of Ste. Anne Council is working on a Strategic Plan for 2020-2025 and they would like to hear from you. If your a Town of Ste. Anne resident, please participate in this short survey available in English and French!
Dec 13, 2019
Important recycling changes
Please see attached pamphlet with all requirements on how to place your cart by the curb. All items are to be placed loosely in the cart. Please do not use recycling bags.
If any changes to the schedule should occur, they will be announced on our Town website, on Facebook, on Twitter, and on Connect.
The Town of Ste. Anne would like to thank Pulford Community Living for their many years of recycling collection services and look forward to future partnerships.
The outdoor rink is now open!
Jul 12, 2019
We would like to remind residents of the Animal Control By-Law 5-2008.
5(1) The owner of every dog and cat shall obtain and renew a license annually. If your pet does not have the required license, one can be obtained at the town office for a fee of $5.00 if your animal is spayed or neutered or $10.00 if it is not. Dogs and cats are to be kept on a leash at all time. Please remember to come renew or get your animal licenses yearly.
* If no license is obtained, a $100 penalty is applicable*
7(1) No owner shall:
(a) Permit his dog or cat to run at large. When a dog or cat is found running at large, its owner shall be deemed to have filed or refused to comply with this subsection;
(c) Permit his dog or cat to defecate on any public or private property other than the property of its owner. Where a dog and cat defecates on property other than the property of its owner, the owner shall cause such excrement to be removed forthwith;
(j) Permit his dog on public property (including park land area) unless the dog is on a leash (which leash shall be no longer than six (6) feet in length, fully extended) and the dog is in the actual custody and effective control of the owner or a person competent to control it, unless the said public property has been specifically designated by Council as land upon which dogs are not required to be on a leash.
10(1) No person shall own, harbor, keep or have in his possession or control of on his premises, more than 2 dogs and or 2 cats over the age of four (4) months.
Please refer to the Animal Control By-Law 5-2008 for more information. Any By-Law contraventions may be dealt under the Enforcement By-Law 2-2018.
http://steannemb.ca/…/media/…/bylaw_5-2008_animalcontrol.pdf
http://steannemb.ca/…/--By-Law-2-2018-Municipal-Enforcement…
Welcome to a friendly community
With a population of 2114 people, the Town of Sainte-Anne is a friendly rural community with a warm, close feeling among residents. The Town is proud of its bilingual heritage, and its rich history that dates back almost two centuries.
The Town of Sainte-Anne is covered by prairie land to the west and the beginning of the wooded Canadian Shield to the east. The picturesque Seine River runs through the municipality and the Town of Sainte-Anne. The municipality is known as Dawson Trail Country because the historical trail ran through the town of Sainte-Anne on its way to Winnipeg. Sainte-Anne is largely a service-based community, which offers goods and services to the area at large rather than being a major agriculture centre. The economy is rooted in health care, education and tourism.
The Sainte-Anne Hospital is a designated bilingual hospital offering a wide range of healthcare services, including obstetrics, surgery and acute in-patient care, 24 hour emergency services, palliative care and a full range of laboratory and radiological services. There is a cooperative community approach to health by combining the many resources in Sainte-Anne. The education sector is a major employer since the Seine River School Division office and four schools are all found in Sainte-Anne. The tourism industry also thrives in the area with the Quarry Oaks Golf & Country Club, Cottonwood Golf and Country Club and Oakwood Golf & Country Club drawing golf enthusiasts to the area. The Lilac Resort is another tourist destination in addition to the local campgrounds.
Today, the Town of Sainte-Anne continues to serve the surrounding region with its recreational facilities, municipal and health services, and schools. The education and health sectors are the largest employers in the town. The Town is also a bedroom community for those commuting to nearby Winnipeg for employment.