St. Paul News

On May 12, St. Paul RCMP officers received a report of an assault that occurred at a rural residence near the community of McRae. RCMP attended the location and observed a large cache of weapons and ammunition.

The economic impacts of the wildfire that continues to burn in northern Alberta are starting to become clearer, with more than one million barrels of oil, per day, going offline.

Ashmont School focused on fostering children’s creativity during its Education Week celebrations earlier this month, bringing in Métis artist Heather Shillinglaw to work with students.

The Iron Horse Trail has been a little quieter lately, following a province-wide ban on ATVs due to the high fire risk being experienced this spring.

When Brett Kissel called to invite local country musicians Cassidy Zahar and Olivia Rose to perform at his June 18 Hometown Homecoming concert, Zahar hung up on him.

The woman who pled guilty to impaired driving, leading to a crash that claimed the lives of two people, was sentenced to 36 months of prison on May 9.

Saturday afternoon was a great day for members of the Goodridge 4-H Club to hold their Achievement Day, and show off the animals they had raised with the beef project. “The afternoon went well.

The last Town of St. Paul council meeting brought to light more challenges for the municipality in regards to its decision to take over the St. Paul Golf Course, with former members who loaned money to the club looking to be reimbursed for $55,000.

St. Paul RCMP recovered a significant amount of stolen property after executing a search warrant at a property located in the Lac Bellevue area, May 7. An Edmonton man now faces 34 criminal charges.