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 The mission of Ste. Anne Community Development Corporation is to promote and enhance development in the areas of economic development, entrepreneurship, tourism and community activities for the Town of Ste. Anne.

Email: steannecdc@gmail.com

Board Members as of January 5th, 2024:

  • Jules Pattyn (Chair): was raised in Ste. Anne along with three other generations of Pattyn’s. He manages a plumbing company with his brother and looks forward to bringing other companies into our town to stimulate growth in our economy. He has two boys that love the recreations we have and he would like to improve our facilities for the kids of Ste. Anne.
  • Jeremy Wiens: has lived in Ste. Anne for more than 14 years. He is a realtor and would love to see our town attract more businesses and recreational opportunities, to continue to make it a great place to raise families. Jeremy was elected to council Oct. 26, 2022.
  • Guylène McLean: has lived in Ste. Anne for 30 years. She is a graduate from École Pointe-Des-Chênes and her children currently attend that school. She has worked at Pharmacie Seine for 22 years, and has recently purchased the business along with her brother. Her whole family is quite involved in sports whether it be curling, cheer, baseball, or hockey. Guylène and her husband also help out coaching these various activities. She has recently resigned from her role of president of the Garderie les petits amis daycare board which she was a part of the last 7 years. She currently sits on the Ste. Anne Minor Hockey board and the parent committee of École Pointe-Des-Chênes.
  • Marcus Kirouac: has 17 years of experience in the financial services industry and holds a Business Administration diploma, Canadian Risk Management certification, Certified Internal Auditor designation. He lives in the Seine River Crossing area of town with his wife, two children, and two pets. He moved to Ste. Anne 13 years ago shortly after marrying his wife who was born and raised here. Over the past 13 years Marcus has developed his own strong connection to the community and looks forward to contributing to the ongoing development of the town so it continues to grow as a place for people of all ages to live, work, and play, and where his own children will want to raise their families one day.
  • Haley Lefebvre: Having spent most of my life growing up on the West side of Winnipeg and in the Interlake, in 2016, my husband and I decided to relocate our family to Ste. Anne to be closer to our family cottage. This simple, convenient decision unexpectedly opened up a multitude of opportunities I had never imagined. I became the Executive Director at Children of the Universe and quickly fell in love with this community, its services, and the wonderful people I met through these connections. Since then, I have enjoyed engaging with various sectors in the community to support the growth of child care services in the town and networking to bolster various community events and organizations. I look forward to continuing to cultivate these personal and professional relationships, with the goal of fostering positive growth for the future.
  • Lyle Davis: My family and I moved to the town of Ste. Anne in 2005.  I became involved with the town right away through the fire department, working my way up to Captain of the department.  I also work full time as a firefighter for Canadian Nuclear Laboratories.  I became more involved with the town in 2018 by being elected to town council.  I am currently serving in my second term.  I enjoy sports, travelling, and being with my family and friends.  I look forward to working with the CDC, continuing the growth Ste. Anne has experienced.
  • Michelle Christian: Raised in Winnipeg, Michelle relocated to the Southeast in 2013 to partake in opening Boston Pizza's newest location in Steinbach.  She quickly realized how simple and safe it felt to live in a smaller community and ultimately decided to remain in the Southeast.  Since 2013, Michelle has relocated from Steinbach to Ste Anne and eventually to her family's current home in Richer.  She is happy to have remained in the RM of Ste Anne and even more thankful to operate her current business within the town of Ste Anne.  She feels a deep interest in the area's growing economy and it's direction for the future.  As a business owner and a mother, Michelle wants to express gratitude for all that Ste Anne already has to offer by the way of resources and opportunities.  Through the CDC, she hopes to contribute to the maintenance and broadening of our community.