St. Paul News

St. Paul RCMP members have been conducting foot patrols in downtown in a move that has been welcomed by the community. “People are liking the interaction with the police; and they're liking the visual presence,&” said Staff Sgt.

When she heard that it was a cigarette butt left burning on a balcony that destroyed her home in a 106-unit Edmonton condo, Evelyn Steinhauer had to shake her head. “My first reaction (was), ‘I hope that damn cigarette was good,'&” she said.

Dave Hanson officially took up the reins as Lac La Biche-St. Paul-Two Hills MLA, as he was sworn in yesterday in Edmonton. The local Wildrose constituency association held its annual general meeting last Thursday in St.

After the Opus@12 Chamber Concert Society performed a fundraising concert on Sun. May 24 at the St. Paul Cathedral Parish, and the town's UFO Landing Pad, the organization's founder Rock Larochelle emailed Fr.

As Canadian lakes become choked with invasive water species, Alberta is on heightened alert to prevent these species, such as quagga and zebra mussels, from clogging up its lakes and rivers.

You would think that coming out of the depths of old man frigid winter with its icy roads and heavy snow that it would somehow become easier to keep safe, that our highways and roads would be easier – not more treacherous – to navigate.

The St. Paul Fire Department is experiencing its busiest spring in recent memory, according to Fire Chief Trevor Kotowich, with the department having responded to 37 calls between April 4 and May 21.

Whether it’s being a calming presence in a stressful time, the steady force at the helm of an ambulance, or the person at an accident scene administering CPR and bringing pulses back, emergency medical services (EMS) staff play a pivotal role in thei

Boscombe is bringing in the start of the summer festivities, with a weekend of slo-pitch, a pig roast, kids’ games and more planned for Boscombe Days this Saturday and Sunday.

With a four to three vote after Coun. Ken Kwiatkowski switched his vote to make the difference, Town of St. Paul council has approved a 2015 budget that will see the residential mill rate increase from 9.54 to 9.