St. Paul News

It was standing room only in the Ashmont Legion Hall while St. Paul Staff Sgt. Corey Blize gave his presentation of crime statistics specific to the County of St.

In the week of Sept. 19 to 26, the St. Paul RCMP responded to 192 calls for service.

An open house to discuss the draft of the incoming cannabis land use bylaw amendment in the Town of St. Paul was sparsely attended on Sept. 20.

St. Paul Education is apologizing for what Superintendent Glen Brodziak calls an inexcusable question found in a social studies module on Wednesday.

St. Paul RCMP have laid charges against an 18-year-old following a Sept. 10 incident involving a vehicle travelling at a high rate of speed. At about 1:30 a.m., St. Paul RCMP members were conducting traffic enforcement in the County of St.

Current Lac La Biche-St. Paul-Two Hills UCP MLA Dave Hanson confirmed late Wednesday night that he had won the United Conservation Party nomination for the new Bonnyville-Cold Lake-St. Paul riding.

An estimated 32,000 students in Alberta will be heading back to class in new and modernized spaces this fall, according to the Government of Alberta.

Trucks hauling fluid for Canadian Natural in the region will grind to a halt tomorrow morning as the 300 plus members of the local Truckers United Association are expected to initiate a shutdown to get the attention of CNRL.

Students of the new Ashmont School will have a slightly longer summer break than their counterparts in other St. Paul Education Regional Division schools.

St. Paul RCMP, St. Paul Traffic Services and the Town of St. Paul's Municipal Enforcement stopped about 150 vehicles over two nights in St. Paul while conducting check stops over rodeo weekend.