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Library connects families with babysitters

Library connects families with babysitters

Meredith Kerr Journal Staff The first ever ‘Babysitter Meet and Greet’ to be hosted at the Town of St. Paul Municipal Library was an all around success according to library programmer Monique Poulin.
Portage Market offers up fresh food and opportunity

Portage Market offers up fresh food and opportunity

The Portage College St. Paul campus held a grand opening for a unique new endeavour that aims to offer fresh food to the community on a regular basis. A grand opening celebration took place at the college on Feb.

Teachers and SPERD reach agreement

St. Paul Education Regional Division No.1 Board of Trustees and The Alberta Teachers’ Association, Greater St. Paul Local #25 have announced that contract negotiations have been successfully completed. In a joint media release sent out on Feb.

Keeping the weight off can be harder than losing it

Keeping the weight off harder than losing it Meredith Kerr Journal Staff Adèle Dechaine grew up watching her mother struggle with her weight and credits that experience as a motivating factor for her involvement in the Mallaig chapter of Take Off Pou
St. Paul will be first stop on Sixties Scoop exhibition tour

St. Paul will be first stop on Sixties Scoop exhibition tour

A travelling exhibit educating Albertans and telling the story of what has become known as the Sixties Scoop will be coming to St. Paul on Feb. 12. The stop in St. Paul will be the first of a nine-location tour of the province.
'Basically, it's winter' says meteorologist, amid extreme cold temperatures

'Basically, it's winter' says meteorologist, amid extreme cold temperatures

With a low of -45 degrees Celsius before the wind chill, the Village of Myrnam had the distinct honour of being the coldest place in Alberta for several hours on Feb. 5.
CNRL to maintain ECHO pipeline, jobs protected

CNRL to maintain ECHO pipeline, jobs protected

Canadian Natural Resources Limited has confirmed that it will be maintaining production levels and protecting jobs in the region, according to a statement received by the St. Paul Journal Friday morning.
St. Paul hospital only offering planned C-sections two to three days a week

St. Paul hospital only offering planned C-sections two to three days a week

A temporary slow-down in how many C-sections are being performed in St. Paul at the hospital has been acknowledged by Alberta Health Services.

Town looks at hiring security company to patrol streets

The Town of St. Paul is looking at what it can do to help reduce crime in the community, and recently put out the idea of hiring a security company to be an extra set of eyes. According to the town's Jan.
MLA office vandalized

MLA office vandalized

The Lac La Biche-St. Paul-Two Hills constituency office in St. Paul was vandalized overnight between Tuesday and Wednesday, with rocks being thrown into the front window.
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