St. Paul News

The community is in need of a new cemetery soon, with just 20 double plots left at Union Cemetery.

Families enjoy a 'Snowy Day' in Lagasse Park.

St. Paul residents are asked to contact Fire Services if they cannot remove snow from around a hydrant and notice it has been buried.

St. Paul Education board of trustees approved a policy to mirror the administrative procedure that will require staff of the school division to be vaccinated for COVID-19, or test regularly, as of March 1.

The Town of St. Paul will cover over $200 worth of water used at the Co-op's sani-dump station, but will also look at drafting a policy regarding providing utilities where the use is public.

Council remuneration Town of St. Paul council passed its remuneration policy during the Jan. 10 council meeting, after the previous policy expired at the end of December. Council also discussed who should sit on the Recreation Board, at length.

A list of U9 hockey teams came to St. Paul over the weekend for a hockey jamboree. Three St. Paul teams also took part.

A number of changes have been included in a revised water and sewer Town of St. Paul bylaw, including fees.

In response to a social media post that involved youth from the St. Paul area saying racial slurs, the board of trustees has approved an initial amount of $10,000 in order to provide resources to educate students and staff about a variety of topics, including racism and digital citizenship.

ST. PAUL - The St. Paul Canadiens U13-1 team hosted a tournament in St. Paul over the weekend, with finals taking place on Sunday afternoon at the Clancy Richard Arena.