St. Paul News

On July 8, the St. Paul Museum hosted a science day that involved volcano demonstrations and interactive activities.

On July 18, firefighters with the St. Paul Fire Department conducted pump and operator training in the evening near the ball diamonds at the recreation grounds in St. Paul.  

For a week in July, a group of youths participated in Camp Rock, hosted by the St. Paul and District Arts Foundation. Musicians created the band “Awesome,” and ended the week-long camp in a final musical performance on July 12. 

Final preparations underway to showcase St. Paul

The Government of Alberta is spending $4.3 million to establish two new plainclothes surveillance teams led by the Alberta Sheriffs to support police in northern and southern rural Alberta.

The Town of St. Paul passed the new water and sewer service bylaw during the regular council meeting on July 7. The changes will likely see the average homeowner paying more under the new rate program which comes into effect in 2025. 

Residents in the St. Paul region are expressing concerns regarding a new updated map of Pathways Alliance’s hub distribution line showing the pipeline’s close proximity to residential properties. 

Every year, there are about 200,000 children in Canada who experiences the death of someone in their extended family.

RCMP are reaching out to the community in hopes of gathering information regarding a fire that destroyed a trailer being used by the Acimowin Opaspiw Society.

On July 16, the County of St. Paul declared a Level 3 Fire Ban due to ongoing heat waves.