St. Paul News

Due to their age and inexperience, young and new drivers are more likely to be involved in injury and fatal collisions, according to the Alberta RCMP.

On Aug. 8, a group of youth dressed in wizard costumes, immersed themselves in a game about solving the mystery of who overcame the magical protections guarding a powerful, magic artifact set in a magic school.

Caouette & Sons Implements is close to completing the construction of its new building. The construction is expected to be completed after the fall harvest.

As part of its 60th anniversary, individuals and staff at SPAN plan to identify opportunities in the community where they can volunteer, which could be volunteering for community and social organizations or supporting a neighbour who may need support like shovelling their walk.

Numerous agencies are reminding the public to exercise caution when they spend time with water activities this summer following the drowning death of two people over the Heritage Day long weekend. 

ST. PAUL – The community has until August 14 to check out the free art exhibit of a young St. Paul-based artist at the St. Paul and District Arts Foundation.

Sue deMoissac of St. Paul has been riding for nine years since the challenge began. In the beginning, one of her nieces heard about the challenge and asked deMoissac if she wanted to accompany her, which she did. 

An increase in costs related to running recreational facilities is being felt by the Mallaig Ag Society. The non-profit recently took time to speak with County of St. Paul council, relaying how despite being a very busy organization, paying some bills has been a challenge. 

Members of the Alberta Union of Provincial Employees (AUPE) gathered in front of the St. Paul Courthouse on July 26 as part of a province-wide series of rallies, known as Time for Action rallies, that have been taking place.

Two buses filled with residents made their way down gravel roads, stopping at various homesteads in the Lafond area on July 28, southwest of St. Paul.