St. Paul News

Bathed in a vibrant green, the St. Paul Golf Course saw an early and bustling start to the season this spring. Sean Hovelkamp, golf course manager, recently shared his thoughts on the current state of affairs. 

From May 19-21, classes are being held in St. Paul, with registrations already started.

In the contested Cold Lake-Bonnyville-St. Paul riding, candidates Caitlyn Blake with the New Democratic Party (NDP), and Scott Cyr of the United Conservative Party (UCP), presented their platforms to the electorate during a May 16 forum in Cold Lake.

The St. Paul Regional High School Saints girls' handball team came home with provincial gold, while the École Mallaig School Stingers also had an impressive finish, bringing home provincial bronze medals.

From artisans to producers, the St. Paul Farmer's Market saw products and goods displayed and sold fit for Mother's Day as gifts on May 15 at the Centennial Senior Citizens Centre.

Hi Energy 2 dancers took to the stage in St. Paul on May 11.

A spring gala musical event was held on May 11 in St. Paul.

Increased issues of abuse at garbage bin sites located at the Lottie Lake and Crestview locations, which includes people improperly disposing waste materials, or disposing of trash that does not fit on the bin sites, are being reported.

In the early morning hours of May 8, a St. Paul RCMP officer patrolling in the town came upon a woman who had been stabbed several times.

On May 8, St. Paul RCMP responded to a report of a man smashing windows of vehicles on main street with a chain.