St. Paul News

Long time St. Paul resident and outdoor enthusiast Ray Makowecki was one of 11 people to receive the King Charles III Coronation Medal in a ceremony in Calgary Feb.19.

The Timbits All-Star game took place on Feb. 21 at the Clancy Richard Arena in St. Paul.

The St. Paul Curling Rink hosted this year's Northeast Alberta Schools' Athletic Association (NEASAA) curling zones, bringing teams from across northeastern Alberta to town for two days of competition.

When Gilles Boulianne, 71, started having hip and back pain three years ago, he brought it up with his family doctor, who wrote him a prescription for arthrotec.

More provincial funding for women’s shelters Women’s shelters in Alberta will see a $10-million increase in funding over the next four years including a one-time payment of 3.5 per cent of their current operational funding.

The Eastern Alberta District Crime Reduction Unit along with the St. Paul RCMP and the RCMP Emergency Response Team conducted a search warrant in Saddle Lake that reportedly resulted in the seizure of weapons, drugs, and the arrest of five individuals, according to RCMP.

Students at St. Paul Elementary School celebrated 100 days of learning with costumes and one hundred themed activities.

Keith Gamblin, assistant superintendent at St. Paul Education, said the school board has partnered with Northern Lights School Division, Lakeland Catholic Division, and Conseil scolaire Centre-Est to apply for a collegiate school status. 

Mail theft is among the concerns that Town of St. Paul council will raise to the commission examining the future of Canada Post. 

Despite temperatures that dipped to below minus 30 degrees over the Family Day long weekend, organizers went ahead with some Shiver Fest activities in St. Paul - although most of the fun was kept indoors.