St. Paul News

St. Paul Lions continue to prepare for season kick-off after dominating exhibition game against St. Mary Marauders from Prince Albert, Sask.

A pedestrian who was struck by a road grader in Goodfish (Whitefish) Lake First Nation on Monday morning, has died.

As students get settled into their new classes, they are also getting into a new routine that involves using fewer electronic devices for some.

Lakeland Soccer Association also gearing up for the indoor season.

An unseasonably hot weekend is expected across the Lakeland.

The Alberta Health Services (AHS) Screen Test program will be in Saddle Lake Cree Nation and Fishing Lake Métis Settlement last this month, providing screening mammograms to eligible individuals.

Residents new and old will be able to get to know the community more at this year's Community Awareness Night, which is set for Sept. 11 at the St. Paul Rec. Centre.

In August, Alberta Health Services (AHS) declared an acute care COVID-19 outbreak at the St. Therese – St. Paul Healthcare Centre.

The Town of St. Paul is requesting a joint council meeting be held with the County of St. Paul and the Town of Elk Point to discuss how emergency services in the region would be involved with Pathways Alliance’s carbon capture project.

The St. Paul Rodeo Week Kick-off Party on Aug. 28, hosted by the St. Paul and District Chamber of Commerce, once again brought together members of the community, businesses, community groups, and leaders for another evening of fun and networking.