St. Paul News

News last week that the Parent Link program is being axed by the provincial government as part of its austerity plans is an over-reaction, at least according to Bonnyville-Cold-Lake-St. Paul UCP MLA Dave Hanson.

Road conditions throughout the area are "horrible," according to St. Paul Fire Chief Trevor Kotowich, Friday morning. "Travel is not recommended until crews have been out sanding. There is a multi-vehicle incident on Highway 28 that both St.

Ashmont School had an estimated 50 students attend classes at the K to 12 school on Monday, following the cancellation of buses from surrounding First Nations communities due to a threat made on Sunday afternoon.

In the afternoon of Nov. 3 (Sunday), at about 3:26 p.m., St. Paul RCMP responded to an uttering threats complaint. A man allegedly had made threats to "shoot up" Saddle Lake First Nation, Whitefish Lake First Nation, along with Ashmont School.

Charges have been laid in connection to the death of a 26-year-old woman from Whitefish Lake First Nation. On July 21, 2019, at about 5:11 a.m., St.

An Edmonton man was arrested on Oct. 30 after attempting to allude St. Paul RCMP. On Wednesday, St. Paul RCMP were able to catch the impaired driver after first noticing a license plate on a vehicle did not match the vehicle, along 53rd Avenue.

Over the past two months, St. Paul RCMP noted an increase in rural crime in the County of St. Paul and the surrounding areas. As a result, St. Paul RCMP employed a number of strategies in an effort to address this issue. From Oct. 30 to 31, St.

An 18-year-old man was arrested on Oct. 27, after RCMP attended a St. Paul business, dealing with another matter. The male was intoxicated and RCMP located a firearm and drugs on him.