St. Paul News

As of Jan. 1, the carbon tax levy has been fully implemented in Alberta and homes and businesses are in the midst of trying to adjust for the added costs. Schools divisions and municipalities are also doing the same.

The St. Paul Community Family Benefit Society rang in 2018 with a New Year’s Eve Benefit Dance featuring a silent auction, music by The Torpedoes, and attendance from some of the families it has helped over the last 10 years.

An extreme cold weather warning was in effect for St. Paul, and almost the entire province of Alberta, during the Christmas holidays.

A house fire on Township Road 584 saw the west wing of a home in flames before the St. Paul Fire Department responded to put out the blaze on Dec. 28. Cpt. Rob Duffy was on scene at the fire, on Thursday. The fire is under investigation by the St.

Some residents who are hooked into either of the two water systems in the County of St. Paul may notice some changes on their water bills in the New Year.

Jr. B Canadiens' player Dyson Roy plays tag with a young skating during the Dec. 16 Skate with Santa event. See this week's Journal for more coverage of Christmas events that took place over the past weekend.

St. Paul Town Council listened to one final plea by Global Traffic Solutions on Dec. 11 in their last ditch effort to keep photo radar in St. Paul.

St. Paul RCMP responded to an unusual call in the early morning hours of Dec. 15. Shortly after midnight, a combine was reported missing. Sgt. Levesque of the St. Paul RCMP detachment confirmed the incident.

An impressively choreographed ballroom dancing scene wowed the audience at this year's edition of The Nutcracker, Dec. 10. Some familiar faces put on suits and gowns to complete the performance, including MLA Dave Hanson and his wife Donna.

The Lac La Biche-St. Paul-Two Hills provincial electoral riding is another step closer to disappearing off Alberta’s electoral ridings’ map with Bill 33, the Electoral Division Act, now being debated in the Alberta Legislature.