St. Paul News

On Thursday morning, Town of St. Paul public works staff members were busy taking down the Christmas lights off the lampposts along main street, signifying not only the end of another holiday season, but also the end of an era for the decorations.

Over 150 anglers attended a Jan. 16 meeting at Lac Bellevue Hall to hear the Alberta government’s proposed changes to fishing regulations for 2018, specifically as they apply to walleye and pike.

The St. Paul Ukrainian Dance Club was among the entertainment at the annual Lac Bellevue Hall Malanka celebrations on Jan. 20.

STARS Air Ambulance is a crucial key to emergency health care in Alberta, having responded to over 36,000 missions since its inception in 1985. STARS now has six bases in Western Canada and 11 helicopters.

On Jan. 10, local politicians met with representatives from Alberta Health Services to discuss health care issues that were brought up during the election campaign, in the fall of 2017. Town of St. Paul Mayor Maureen Miller, County of St.

Local municipalities are continuing to drive awareness about a perceived increase in rural crime in Alberta. The County of St.

Over 150 people took part in a walk to end racism in St. Paul on Feb. 6 in the freezing temperatures, with hundreds more gathering in the warmth of the St. Paul Rec. Centre, in a sign of solidarity.

Sitting in her room at Sunnyside Manor in St. Paul, local author Ella Drobot beams as she speaks about her granddaughter, Nicole Sorochan. Sitting nearby is Sorochan, who was visiting her grandmother late last week.

Children enjoyed the warmer weather last week, playing outside in the snow, before heading back to class on Jan. 8.

An early start to the 2017/18 flu season has been noted by Alberta Health Services, and numbers of confirmed Influenza A in the North Zone are already nearing the total number of confirmed cases seen throughout the entire 2016/17 season in the same z