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MD councillor loses sleep over UCP Resolution 14

MD councillor loses sleep over UCP Resolution 14

A MD councillor says a resolution passed during a UCP convention earlier this month, which would require municipal representatives and elected officials to sign-up as a lobbyist on a provincial registry, has raised concern and cost him sleep.
St. Paul Canadian Legion begins Poppy Campaign with flag raising

St. Paul Canadian Legion begins Poppy Campaign with flag raising

The St. Paul Royal Canadian Legion (RCL) raised the flag to signal the beginning of the RCL’s annual poppy campaign on Oct. 28.
Gallery: Halloween in Lac La Biche

Gallery: Halloween in Lac La Biche

Elks national leader visits Lac La Biche

Elks national leader visits Lac La Biche

National president helps local service group highlight achievements
St. Paul based quilting club sews quilts for those battling cancer

St. Paul based quilting club sews quilts for those battling cancer

While it continues to face its own set of challenges, the Quilting Bees Guild of St. Paul pushes on.
Man arrested wanted on sexual interference warrant

Man arrested wanted on sexual interference warrant

An Edmonton resident was arrested on Oct. 27 by the RCMP Eastern Alberta District Crime Reduction Unit.
St. Paul gets in the Halloween spirit

St. Paul gets in the Halloween spirit

A couple of separate activities were held last weekend on Oct. 29 in St. Paul, in anticipation of Halloween.
Lac La Biche RCMP make Halloween bear spray arrest

Lac La Biche RCMP make Halloween bear spray arrest

Police arrest teen for 'bear spray' - but Halloween night was otherwise quiet
Montreal Canadiens alumni visit St. Paul, reaffirming relationship with St. Paul Canadiens

Montreal Canadiens alumni visit St. Paul, reaffirming relationship with St. Paul Canadiens

A group of former NHL players made a stop in St. Paul on Oct. 29, along with St. Paul Junior Canadiens alumni, taking to the ice in a fun, Saturday afternoon game at the Clancy Richard Arena.
Cold Lake First Nation puts up $5,000 for information leading to missing man's whereabouts

Cold Lake First Nation puts up $5,000 for information leading to missing man's whereabouts

A 35-year-old man from Cold Lake First Nation has been missing for almost two months. The Band is now offering a reward for anyone who provides information that leads to Joshua Andrew’s whereabouts.
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