St. Paul News

ST. PAUL - It's Ella again, the reporter from the St. Paul 4-H multi club.

Portage College secured a grant of up to $198,211 from the Ministry of Advanced Education for the design of the college’s “St. Paul Campus Right-Sizing” project.

The Ashmont Agriplex was filled to the brim with both vendors and shoppers on May 18 for the community’s first-ever Farmers' Market.

Services disruptions are anticipated to take place at the George McDougall - Smoky Lake Healthcare Centre emergency department over the next week.

Coun. Nathan Taylor acknowledges there are good parts to the Bill. "There’s just some unknowns and some things that we disagree with,” said Taylor. 

During the regular St. Paul Education board meeting on May 9, four students who will be competing in the national youth science fair in Ottawa presented their projects to trustees.

This will be Logan Gratton’s second appearance at nationals where he took home the bronze medal in 2023 in the autobody repair category. He is aiming for the gold medal this year.

The smell of food being served and the sounds of students and staff mingling filled the halls of St. Paul Regional High School on May 15 as the school celebrated a variety of cultures.

Town of St. Paul council defeats proposed bylaw that would modify the land use regulations within Controlled Urban Development Districts to allow both heavy and light automotive repair shops.

In April, a Jurassic Jamboree was held in Drumheller in an attempt to break the record of the current Guinness World Records title for the largest gathering of people dressed as dinosaurs.