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No more fire restriction

As of Monday morning (June 10), the County of St. Paul has removed the fire advisory that was in place. "With the significant amount of precipitation received throughout the county, the County of St.
Tourist centre hoping to attract visitors and locals alike

Tourist centre hoping to attract visitors and locals alike

The tourist information centre, located next to the UFO Landing Pad in St. Paul has undergone a face-lift inside the UFO shaped building, along with a slight change in focus on what is being offered at the centre.
County of St. Paul downgraded to fire advisory

County of St. Paul downgraded to fire advisory

Thanks to some rainfall that began on Thursday and continued into Friday, a fire ban in the County of St. Paul has been lifted and downgraded to a fire advisory.
County of St. Paul now under fire ban

County of St. Paul now under fire ban

As of 11 a.m. on May 23, the County of St. Paul was put under a fire ban. Most of northern Alberta was also under a fire ban. A media release from Fire Chief Trevor Kotowich on Thursday morning stated that as of 11 a.m., the County of St.
Charges laid after traffic stop

Charges laid after traffic stop

On May 16, 2019, Alberta RCMP Traffic Services was conducting an Alberta check stop on Highway 897 near Frog Lake First Nations. During the check stop, a vehicle being checked was resulted in an investigation.
MS Walk sees strong turnout

MS Walk sees strong turnout

The annual Jayman Built MS Walk presented by The Co-operators SAIK Insurance saw a healthy turnout of approximately 375 people according to Brenda Rosychuk, the organizer of the walk and the manager of the Lakeland MS Society. “It went amazing.
Search continues for missing mother

Search continues for missing mother

About 100 people are involved in the search for 34-year old Kimberly Cardinal, who was last seen leaving a friend’s home in Saddle Lake around 11 p.m. on April 23. A mother of three, Cardinal’s family reported her missing May 6.
Second SPERD trustee resigns in 2019

Second SPERD trustee resigns in 2019

A second St. Paul Education Regional Division (SPERD) trustee has resigned. On Wednesday afternoon, Deb Pederson, who has been with the board for 15 years, officially resigned from her position.
St. Paul students earn cash at Youth Entrepreneurship Challenge

St. Paul students earn cash at Youth Entrepreneurship Challenge

Students from St. Paul Regional High School brought home prize money and the pride of participating in the finals from Portage College’s second annual Youth Entrepreneurship Challenge on April 29.

No cannabis allowed at Centerfield Music Festival

Town of St. Paul council approved two motions that dealt with the upcoming Centerfield Music Festival, which will be held on June 14 and 15, including a motion that will prohibit any use of cannabis at the music festival.
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