St. Paul News

A former St. Paul resident was back in town last week to promote her first CD. Michelle Joly released an independent CD called “You’re not alone” and performed songs at Café Orleans for family and friends on Wednesday.

Only one Progressive Conservative candidate for party leader would repeal the Land Stewardship Act, former Bill 36, which created the Land Use Framework. That candidate is Rick Orman.

A local doctor has found himself and his business left out of a deal that will buy out the Associated Medical Centre when doctors move their practices to the Wellness Centre.

The Wildrose Party released its agriculture policy while on tour across the province in Coaldale and spent time explaining its positions while in St. Paul.

Wildrose leader Danielle Smith wrapped up her tour of the province last week in the Lakeland area with stops in Mallaig, St. Paul, Elk Point, Bonnyville, Ardmore, Cold Lake and Myrnam.

Alison Redford earned a rebuttal from the local MP when she requested the federal government renew the Police Officers Recruitment Fund.

The meals, admissions and numerous attractions were free, but the giving spirit at Haying in the 30’s in Mallaig July 30-31 was generous as usual.

On July 30, numerous reports were received about a black Chevrolet Silverado pick-up truck being driven erratically in the area of Saddle Lake, according to an RCMP press release.

During the late evening hours of Aug. 6, a group of two or three persons approached a male in an alley near the Lakeland Motel and demanded money. A knife was produced and the male victim sustained a minor cut to his arm.

With just over five weeks until the first vote for Progressive Conservative Party leader on Sept. 17, only two candidates have stopped in St. Paul to ask for support, Doug Horner and Alison Redford.