St. Paul News

St. Paul Education Regional Division (SPERD) board tabled the issue of whether or not it will hold a byelection to fill the two vacancies that now exist on the board.

While the attendance numbers weren't the same as the past three years, organizers of the Centerfield Music Festival believe that for the most part the weekend was enjoyed by those who attended, and "everybody was doing what they always do, and having

The Town of St. Paul is facing some tough choices as the bid for upgrades to the waste water treatment plant has come in drastically higher than originally estimated.

A levy of $0.40 per tonne on all shipments of sand and gravel within the County of Two Hills was introduced and passed at the May county council meeting, May 22.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.