Val Quentin is Growing – Let’s Grow Together!

The Summer Village of Val Quentin is located approximately 75 km northwest of Edmonton, Alberta on the southeast shores of Lac Ste. Anne, Alberta. It borders the village of Alberta Beach to the east and Lac Ste. Anne County to the west and south. It was officially established on June 1, 1960. The Summer Village covers 22 hectares and had a permanent population of 158 living in 74 dwellings in the 2021 Federal Census.

We are governed by an elected council of three members who serve a four year term of office. This council’s term is in effect from August 2025 to August 2029.

Mayor Kathy Dion                             Ph:  403 923 8694       E-Mail:  k.dion@valquentin.ca

Deputy Mayor Barrie Ronaldson  Ph:  780 668 9884       E-Mail:  barrie.ronaldson@valquentin.ca

Councillor Kent Galusha                                                        E-Mail  kent.galusha@valquentin.ca

The MLA for Lac Ste. Anne-Parkland Constituency is MLA Shane Getson.  

Address:  4708 Lac Ste Anne Trail  N#18, Onoway, AB  T0E 1V0     Ph:  (780) 967-0760  

To learn more about the Summer Village of Val Quentin, we invite you to explore this website.

 

Val Quentin: A Year-Round Community 

For many years, Val Quentin was seen as a “summer village” — a place where families came for weekends at the lake and left again when the season changed. While those roots are an important part of our identity, things are changing.

1.  There is a noticeable Population Shift

  •  More families, retirees, and professionals are choosing to live in Val Quentin full-time.

  •  Permanent residency has grown significantly in the last few years.

 2. Changing Needs

  • With more people here year-round, our needs are different: road maintenance, snow removal, traffic safety, community services, and emergency access
  • Bylaws built for a summer village don’t always serve a year-round community.

 3. Shared Benefits

  • Updates ensure safety, fairness, and quality of life for everyone.
  • Stronger bylaws protect our environment, waterfront, and neighborhood character.
  • Year-round planning helps both permanent and seasonal residents enjoy Val Quentin.

Val Quentin is more than a summer village — it’s a place we proudly call home, all year long.