St. Paul News

Child care funding in Alberta is unsustainable without more money and flexibility from the federal government, according to Minister of Jobs, Economy, and Trade Matt Jones.

Youths put their creativity to the test during Lakeland Family Resource Network's Youth LEGO Challenge on Feb. 6 at the St. Paul Regional Family and Community Support services office.

Provincial ministers and MLAs are keeping tight-lipped on the Auditor General’s investigation into procurement practices at Alberta Health Services (AHS) and alleged interference by government officials.

The Lakeland Regional Science Fair (LRSF) is on the search for participants who have a keen interest in science, and volunteers who are willing to help out with the now-annual event. 

Addressing property crime was a big focus for the St. Paul RCMP detachment in 2024, according to detachment commander Dennis Silliker, during a year-in-review of the detachment with Lakeland This Week. Since becoming the St.

Residents shared their perspectives on housing during an information session about the development of a regional housing strategy in the St. Paul region. 

Windchill values are expected drop to minus 40 and minus 45 overnight on Sunday.

Preparations are also well underway with the 2025 Central Canada Cup coming up on April 16 to 20 in St. Paul.

A resident group says it is seeking more transparency from the St. Paul Municipal Library board. A delegation between the group and County of St. Paul council took place at the Jan. 27 County Public Works meeting. 

Love was the theme of the children’s book that Lush PanHick, a drag performer from Lacombe, read during Pride St. Paul’s Royal Story Time at the St. Paul Municipal Library on Feb. 1.