Visit our many attractions and see the vitality of our region. Learn about our growing town, it’s culture, and the many attractions it has. With a population base of 3,100 people and a regional population of 25,000, St. Anthony is the hub of the Great Northern Peninsula.
Visit natures wonders, the rugged ocean coastline, witness the majestic of the whales and icebergs, and the rich history which we offer. “Let Your Spirit Sail”
St. Anthony Welcomes All New Residents
The Town of St. Anthony welcomes all new residents to our community.. As part of a NL government initiative, an Immigration Portal has been created to influence new residents to relocate to St. Anthony and to help newcomers adapt to our community and nearby towns..
Please explore our helpful tools and information guides to learn about immigration to Newfoundland, schooling, banking, childcare, recreation, climate and culture, etc... Stay tuned for more videos and content..
Grenfell Handicrafts Store is now Online !!
Grenfell Historical Properties has just launched a new website to promote the legacy of Sir Wilfred Grenfell..
Also, the Grenfell Handicrafts Store is going online.. This represents a great economic opportunity for our entire region to connect with a world-wide market of online buyers..
Part of our legacy is to produce the legendary lines of clothing, hooked rugs, embroidery and carvings that have made Grenfell Handicrafts famous, world-wide..
Historically, our region's people produced worksmanship which created a widespread reputation.. Many Grenfell products have sold globally - and have served as gifts for royalty, heads of state - and even Pope John Paul II..
A legacy, we should all be very proud of ...
Become a part of the Grenfell legacy.. We strongly encourage your skills and participation.. Please email us or call (709) 454-4010 to express your interests..
Visit the new Grenfell Properties Website to learn about weekly "Craft Socials".. Most importantly, please continue to SPREAD THE WORD to all your friends (around the world), surrounding the existence of Grenfell Handicrafts.
St. Anthony will be hosting "Come Home Year" between Friday, July 20 - Sunday July 29, 2012.. Don't miss the rare opportunity to meet up with old friends and attend large family gatherings.. Tourists visiting our area will have great exposure to traditional Newfoundland festivities, food and culture..
The reconstructions of three Norse buildings are the focal point of this archaeological site, the earliest known European settlement in the New World. The archaeological remains at the site were declared a UNESCO World Heritage Site in 1978.. Visitors can also explore the hiking trails to nearby bays and lakes. Located in the scenic community of L'Anse aux Meadows - Website..
Open June 1 - October 2 (9am - 6pm)
Visit the Scenic Community of Goose Cove ...
Don't miss the opportunity to drive to the scenic village of "Goose Cove".. (9 km south of St. Anthony).. Travel the boardwalk to spectacular ocean coast scenery (and world-class whale watching).. Hikers can travel trails into the mountain cliffs for spectacular ocean vistas, you will NEVER forget.. [Learn more about Goose Cove]..
A Polar Bear was wandering in the St. Anthony area (April 15, 2009)..
Photo taken on Trout Pond Hill on road to St. Carols.
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Photos taken of a Polar Bear wandering in the Milan Arm area on March 29, 2008 - courtesy of RCMP..
Charles S. Curtis Memorial Hospital Facilities
St. Anthony is proud to be the location of the Curtis Memorial Hospital. This facility provides acute care and community health services for the people of the Northern Peninsula and Labrador.
The John M. Gray Centre, a 48-bed long-term care facility, is adjoined to Curtis Hospital.
Visit our website frequently for the latest
"Breaking News" & Important Updates.
We will do our best to ensure prompt announcements of school closings & other important advisories..
We Need Your Help .. Please contact us with any "Developing news stories", scenic photos, videos, etc.. Email - or Phone:
(709) 454-3986.
We welcome your comments & suggestions.
Town of St. Anthony
P.O. Box 430
St. Anthony, NL A0K 4S0
Email: curtisrichards@town.stanthony.nf.ca
Telephone: (709) 454-3454 / 2812
Fax: (709) 454-4154
Attention Website Owners: The Town of St. Anthony greatly appreciates any website linkage from external websites.. Please contact us for any requests to trade website links - and we will comply - wherever appropriate..
Contact:
webmaster@town.stanthony.nf.ca
The nearby community of Raleigh offers great adventure and many spectacular sights.. Tourists can experience living in historic fisherman bunkhouses, warmed by woodstove.. A drive along Burnt Cape Ecological Reserve feels like you are visiting an eerie ancient planet.. [Read More about Raleigh].. Posted: Aug 4, 2010 11:52 pm NFLD time
Civic pride, surrounding the appearance of our town, inspires greater population growth.. It also triggers investment and jobs into our local economy.. [Read More] .. Posted: July 14, 2010 12:30 pm NFLD time
Swimming Pool Open For Season
The Olympia Swimming Pool is now open for the season.. The attached schedule reflects public swim times & lessons.. [View full swimming pool schedule].. Posted: July 12, 2010 7:48 pm NFLD time
Visitor Comments on St. Anthony
"We have just returned from the Northern Pennisula, where we spent 12 glorious days.. The trails in your area are amazing and I'm not even a walker or climber, yet I made it up many of them.. The walk at Great Brehat, Goose Cove (and many others) were easy to make because of the spectaular care in creating and caring for them.. They are secure and gradual, just what I need.. My husband made the climb on the "stairway to heaven" near the Lighthouse restaurant - and is sure the clean healthy air made it a pleasant climb.. We spent 4 days right in St. Anthony (yup, we did the iceberg and whale watch boat tour and the Grenfell interpretation centre) and 3 more days in the nearby area - and were never at a loss for a road to turn down, a wonderful view to see and terrific people to meet. We bought carvings, sweaters and mitts and went home with suitcases and memories packed right full.. Thank you for a superb stop on our tour of the Northern Penninsula, we have already recommended it to family and friends - and we've only been home 24 hours".. Ken and Cathy Macaulay - Paris, Ontario..[More visitor comments].. Posted: July 7, 2010 12:48 pm NFLD time
Rural Canadians' Services Guide
The Rural Canadians' Guide to Programs and Services is a booklet, published by the Canadian government.. This tool was created particularly for Canadians in rural, remote or northern communities.. Whether you're looking for business advice, a cultural exchange or a boating safety program, this handy guide was designed for you.. [More].. Posted: June 13, 2010 4:16 pm NFLD time
Historic Cod Fishery Feature
After hundreds of hours of chipping and gauging on a tiny scale, local resident, Francis Patey, has recreated the history of rural Newfoundland and Labrador as it relates to the backbone of inshore cod fisheries.. [View Feature].. Posted: May 5, 2010 11:03 pm NFLD time
Home Rentals & Apartments ..
Do you know of any rental opportunities in the St. Anthony region?.. Please contact us at: rentals@town.stanthony.nf.ca with any house, room & board, or apartment rental opportunities.. We currently have a real estate demand from families seeking to relocate to St. Anthony.. We will gladly post your rental opportunities on this website.. Posted: March 14, 2010 1:30 am NFLD time
We Really Want Your Opinions
As a part of a project to attract new residents, we invite you to offer your personal testimonials surrounding "Living in St. Anthony".. Our town is the greatest place in the world to live.. Now is your chance to announce this to the world.. [View more details] .. Posted: March 3, 2010 5:07 pm NFLD time
Free Classified Announcements
Email us to post your announcements on our town website.. We'll do our best to post your message as quickly as possible.. Visit our Classified Announcements webpage.. Posted: Feb 20, 2010 8:07 am NFLD time
Ernest Simms Elected as Mayor
St. Anthony has elected a new council for the next 4 years.. Ernest Simms has been elected as mayor.. Council will be comprised of the following 6 members: Darl Scott, Marilyn Walker, Ralph Hedderson, Eric Boyd, Arthur Kinsella and Douglas Mills.. [View voting results].. Posted: Sept 30, 2009 9:54 pm NFLD time
SPCA Animal Protection Service
We are very pleased to announce that resident, Andrea Phillips, has volunteered her services, as our local S.P.C.A animal protection representative !!.. Andrea will be working closely with the Goose Bay S.P.C.A office, to coordinate local animal protection efforts.. Please contact Andrea with any news, surrounding animals which require emergency shelter or protection.. Contact Andrea at (709) 454-8564.. Posted: Sept 22, 2008 2:43 pm NFLD time
St. Anthony to Construct Civic Centre
A new regional civic centre will soon be built in St. Anthony, to be called the Polar Centre. The investment to build a multi-purpose civic centre will improve recreational infrastructure on the Northern Peninsula, and provide opportunity to attract a variety of sporting and conference events. [more]
Tourist Park created to Forever Commemorate Fallen Pilots
The Canso water bomber aircraft is now the center-piece of a new memorial park the town has recently opened. The park memorializes Cpt. Ronald Penny & Yannick Dutin. The park will soon host a tourist bureau. [More]
New Sub-Division Underway
A new sub-division, located off West Street, in St. Anthony, is currently being developed. This will allow for 20 new homes to be built. Please contact the town office for further information at (709) 454-3453..
St. Anthony Iceberg Water 80º North Iceberg Water comes from icebergs born in the arctic polar icecap, where unmatched water purity is locked safely in time. Iceberg Water has a velvety smooth taste with no added minerals & one of the lowest total dissolved solids you will find in any water on earth.. [More]
Yes. We have a Tim Hortons in St. Anthony. Open 24 hours
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St. Anthony will be hosting "Come Home Year" between Friday, July 20 - Sunday July 29, 2012.. Don't miss the rare opportunity to meet up with old friends and attend large family gatherings.. Tourists visiting our area will have great exposure to traditional Newfoundland festivities, food and culture..
Do you know of any rental opportunities in the St. Anthony region?.. Please contact us at: 
We are very pleased to announce that resident, Andrea Phillips, has volunteered her services, as our local S.P.C.A animal protection representative !!.. Andrea will be working closely with the Goose Bay S.P.C.A office, to coordinate local animal protection efforts.. Please contact Andrea with any news, surrounding animals which require emergency shelter or protection.. Contact Andrea at (709) 454-8564..
A new sub-division, located off West Street, in St. Anthony, is currently being developed. This will allow for 20 new homes to be built. Please contact the town office for further information at (709) 454-3453..
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