St. Albert Community Hall
 
 
 
  St. Albert’s Original Gathering Place
 
 
 
 
  533 St. Albert Air Cadets 
 
 
  The Air Cadets have been a permanent tenant of the Community Hall for more 
 
 
  than 50 years.  Serving youth aged 12 to 18, the group provides leadership and 
 
 
  citizenship training with an emphasis on flying and the aviation industry. 
 
 
 
 
  St. Albert (Host) Lions Club 
 
 
  This Lions Club moved to the Community Hall in 1995.  The club provides services and donations to 
 
 
  needy individuals and groups in St. Albert and the surrounding area as well as internationally. Our primary 
 
 
  activities are in the areas of assistance to seniors; visually, physically, or mentally disadvantaged 
 
 
  individuals; youth groups or programs; local hospital or health related programs, and the Lions Park 
 
 
  recreational facility.   Meets the first and third Tuesday evenings.   
 
 
  St. Albert Karate Club 
 
 
  The St. Albert Karate Club, incorporated under the Societies’ Act of Alberta, has been operating in St. 
 
 
  Albert since 1976. Through skills training, incorporating flexibility, strength and coordination, with an 
 
 
  intrinsic component of mental focus, karate training enhances all aspects of personal development. 
 
 
  780-984-4130
    
 
 
 
  Regular Tennants
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
  Sturgeon Kendo
 
 
 
  Precision Search Dog
 
 
  Training dog owners for over 35 years. We utilize the St Albert lower community hall for some of our 
  weekly dog training.  The dog training we cover is Manners, Basic Obedience, Rally Obedience and 
  Scent Detection.  We also use the hall for theory class for our tracking dog programs.  For more 
  information contact Maryann at 780-939-2675 or 
 
 
 
 
  Sturgeon Kendo was founded in the city of Saint Albert, Alberta, just north of the provincial 
  capital of Edmonton in the summer of 2021. Sturgeon Kendo teaches the traditional 
  Japanese martial art of Kendo: the way of the sword.Practitioners of Kendo use bamboo 
  swords called shinai to strike 5 main targets, and wear protective gear called bogu on which 
  the strikes land. Kendo is safe and inclusive, and has become one of the fastest growing 
  martial arts in the world.Sturgeon Kendo is a member of Alberta Kendo, the Canadian 
  Kendo Federation, as well as the International Kendo Federation (FIK): the governing body 
  of Kendo globally.
 
 
 
 
 
  We bring out the confidence, competence, and 
  motivation kids need to stay active for a lifetime.
 
 
 
  Children’s Sportball