The Leaders in Training (LIT) program is a unique opportunity for youth ages 14-17 to develop leadership skills in a ...

Statement from Mayor Bill Daneluik regarding Dansereau Landing development: “In recent weeks, Council has heard from many ...

Please note, the information in this directory is subject to change. We encourage you to contact the service providers before visiting the locations listed. This directory was developed as part of ...

Beaumont was settled on Treaty Six territory and the homelands of the Métis Nation. The City of Beaumont respects the histories, languages and cultures of all First Peoples of this land.

The CBYC has been a welcoming and safe space for Beaumont youth aged 12-17 for over 20 years. At this free drop-in centre, youth can connect with peers, build relationships with caring adults, access ...

Beaumont was settled on Treaty Six territory and the homelands of the Métis Nation. The City of Beaumont respects the histories, languages and cultures of all First Peoples of this land.

Check out the latest and greatest drop-in activities available at the City’s recreation facilities. Find monthly drop-in schedules for sports at the Beaumont Sport & Recreation Centre and Ken Nichol ...

Beaumont was settled on Treaty Six territory and the homelands of the Métis Nation. The City of Beaumont respects the histories, languages and cultures of all First Peoples of this land.

Board members are appointed by Council from an annual call for volunteers or as vacancies arise. Board recruitment closes in December and City Council appoints public members in January. Our thanks to ...

To do business in Beaumont you must hold a valid business licence and, in some cases, a development permit or event approval. Business licences are valid until December 31 and must be renewed by ...

Planning a new development, renovations or changing the use of a current building? Depending on the type of construction, you may need permits (sometimes multiple) from the City. Effective November 1, ...

The Beaumont RCMP is reminding motorists to drive safely and responsibly to help keep Alberta’s roads free from aggressive and dangerous driving.