St. Paul News

Discussions around the Town of St. Paul's draft Animal Control Bylaw - which is a combined version of the current Dog Bylaw and Cat Bylaw - continued to take place during the June 12 council meeting.

On June 3, a group of Grade 12 École du Sommet graduates were celebrated with a mass and diploma ceremony at the St. Paul Cathedral, followed by a banquet and dance later that night.  

Four businesses in the St. Paul and Elk Point areas have been identified as potential économusée sites. 

Soccer teams from the U13 and U19 age groups took to the pitches at the Lions Soccer Fields in St. Paul over the June 16-18 weekend. The action featured athletes from Cold Lake, Bonnyville, St. Paul, Vermilion, Vegreville and beyond.

Representatives from Elemental Energy presented information on the proposed Northern Valley Wind Project to County of St. Paul council on June 13, and have said public engagement is set to begin this summer.

Amid the greenery just outside Glen Avon was a scene filled with laughter as Grade 2 students released butterflies to nature's embrace.

This year's Saddle Lake Cree Nation Powwow President Fawn Wood shared a few thoughts with Lakeland Today about the upcoming powwow.

St. Paul Education is looking to change its name, as a way to be more inclusive to the entire area that the division oversees.

Police continue to search for those responsible in a deadly shooting that occurred on Saddle Lake Cree Nation early Saturday morning. Police say this incident is unrelated to a separate major incident that occurred in the community that same morning.

A 22-year-old man is behind bars after being alleged to have killed another man in the early morning of June 17 in the community of Saddle Lake Cree Nation.