The catalogue at Hinton Municipal Library just got little bit more special as Réjehanne de Beaudrap, daughter of Hinton’s Fire Chief and Director of Protective Services Mac, has donated a copy of her self-published children’s book. Read on...
Family and Community Support Services, the Town of Hinton, and all the children at Hinton Discovery Camp are extending an enormous THANK YOU to Fr. Gerard Redmond Community Catholic School for their generous donation towards Discovery Camp. Read on...
Please note that the tennis courts at Fr. Gerard Redmond Catholic School will be closed from Monday. June 27, to allow for construction work. Read on...
Due to amended contractor timelines, delays in material shipping, and inclement weather preventing completion of air handling unit work on the roof of the aquatic facility, the pool shutdown is being extended. Read on...
The Town of Hinton's water supply capacity is limited and we need to reduce water consumption. Follow these tips to help reduce your footprint. Read on...
Hydrants are flushed to make sure the hydrant and control valve are operational and do not leak. Every hydrant in the Town of Hinton is flushed once a year. Read on...
The Temporary Outdoor Patio “Pilot Program” has been extended through this season from April 1 to October 31, 2022, allowing temporary outdoor patio space on public property such as sidewalks and/or up-to two (2) parking stalls in front of their business. Read on...
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The Town of Hinton respectfully acknowledges that it is located on Treaty 6 Territory and Métis Nation Region No. 4. These are the traditional territories and ancestral lands of Indigenous Peoples including the Plains Cree First Nations, Aseniwuche Winewak Rocky Mountain First Nations, Stoney, Tsuu T’ina, Nakota, Denesuline, Saulteaux, Mountain Métis, Michif, and many other communities that continue to enrich the land on which the Town of Hinton was established.
