St. Anne's Parish dates back to 1884 when some of the early settlers and founders of the settlement made their way from Quebec. Over the last 100+ years the building has been modified and reconstructed to what you see today. It features paintings by parish priests, a fountain called the `Grotto to the Blessed Virgin Mary` built with the stones of former churches, and one of a kind stained glass windows. 

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Fun Fact: The Churches original name was St. Anne de la Peau du Loup, or St. Anne of the Wolf Skin. This was due to large numbers of timber wolves in the area.