St. Paul News

After tallying a bill of more than $124,000, the County of St. Paul was pleased to announce the leak in the Lottie Lake water system has been found, thanks to the “due diligence and help” of local residents.

The Alberta facility at the centre of a nation-wide beef recall is facing a temporary license suspension after failing to demonstrate that it “consistently and effectively” implemented agreed upon controls, the Canadian Food Inspection Agency announc

Two Elk Point men have been arrested for drug and organized crime-related offences, following weeks of surveillance and investigation by combined RCMP forces. The investigation was a partnership between the Bonnyville, St.

Frog Lake concluded its Suicide Awareness Prevention Program last Wednesday with a Suicide Awareness Walk from the reserve's Careers Building to the Wellness Centre.

In the quiet of his living room, surrounded by shelves of books and movies, the walls covered in pictures, Father Gérard Gauthier bends over his cross-stitch, intent on creating a tapestry of the women of the Bible.

The president of Blue Quills First Nations College recently made national headlines in his attempt to bring the Manitou stone, a meteorite with great spiritual importance, to a new housing unit at Blue Quills. “(The stone) means strength.

When his position with Alberta Health Services was eliminated, the former CEO of Aspen Regional Health took home $738,000 in severance pay, sparking a wave of criticism from opposition parties and groups such as Friends of Medicare.

Two people were admitted to hospital with serious injuries following an ATV collision in the Ashmont area on Monday night. A 52-year-old man and a 42-year-old woman were riding the quad at about 6 p.m.

Leslie Bodnar knows more than most people about cancer – over 10 years, she’s had rounds of chemotherapy and radiation for cancer; her sister has battled three different types of cancer; and most of her dad’s side of the family has passed away from t

Former MLA for the area Ray Danyluk says he’s enjoyed his downtime away from politics, but says his belief in the party, the province and his ability to contribute to both has drawn him to run for the presidency of the Progressive Conservative Party