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Treaty Six Flag raised

Treaty Six Flag raised

The Treaty Six territory flag stands tall next to St. Paul UFO landing pad, following an official flag raising ceremony held on Aug. 23.

Seized drugs from April incident confirmed to be Carfentanyl

Recent drug analysis from an incident on April 24, 2018, has revealed the drugs seized by RCMP members during a proactive traffic stop are confirmed to be Carfentanyl.
RCMP execute search warrant and seize weapons

RCMP execute search warrant and seize weapons

On Aug. 15, members of the Eastern Alberta District Rural Crime Reduction Unit (EADRCRU) in conjunction with the St.

St. Paul man arrested and charged

On Aug. 7, 2018 a joint effort was conducted between the EADRCRU and the St. Paul RCMP Detachment to apprehend an elusive male wanted on several outstanding warrants who previously fled from police in a vehicle and placed the public at risk.
Animal shelter reinstates account for injured animals

Animal shelter reinstates account for injured animals

With progress continuing to move forward on the construction of the new St. Paul Animal Shelter, which will be located west of St.
Countless fish dead at Vincent Lake

Countless fish dead at Vincent Lake

Thousands of fish are dead following a summer "fish kill," at Vincent Lake, which has resulted in the lake's population plummeting. Local residents noticed a higher than usual fish fatality rate, and reached out to the Journal to investigate.
Haying in the 30's matches last year's success

Haying in the 30's matches last year's success

While it's only been a couple of days since Haying in the 30's wrapped up its 20th annual event in Mallaig, it appears that despite some unruly weather Saturday morning, attendance and funds raised will match last year's.
RCMP investigate possible arson in St. Paul

RCMP investigate possible arson in St. Paul

On Aug. 7 at approximately 5:30 a.m. St. Paul RCMP, Mallaig Fire, and St. Paul Fire responded to two commercial structure fires in St. Paul. Both fires have been extinguished and there is no concern for public safety.

RCMP seek public's help following St. Brides store break-ins

The St. Paul RCMP are looking to the public for assistance in relation to two break and enters at the St. Brides store. On July 24, at about 2 a.m., police responded to an alarm at the St. Brides store.

Blue-green algae at a handful of area lakes

33Blue-green algae blooms have been identified in areas of Lac Santé (southwest of St. Paul), Laurier Lake (east of Elk Point) and Floating Stone Lake (west of Ashmont), Kehewin Lake (north of Elk Point) and Fork Lake (north of St.
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