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Long-standing Halloween hours moved

Long-standing Halloween hours moved

A presentation by a Town of St. Paul resident had town council rethink its Halloween trick-or-treating hours and move it to accommodate working families this year. Brandi Frowen attended the regular Oct. 14 Town of St.
Third floor clinic closes

Third floor clinic closes

The walk-in clinic that was previously located on the third floor of St. Therese hospital has ceased to operate after 12 years of service.
Cousins the victims in double fatal rollover

Cousins the victims in double fatal rollover

Good friends and cousins Callon Cardinal and Shawn Cardinal were together through their life until the end, when a rollover in Saddle Lake claimed their lives early on Wednesday morning, and critically injured a third friend.
'Always smiling' playschool teacher has even more reasons to smile

'Always smiling' playschool teacher has even more reasons to smile

When playschool teacher Aline Beaudoin got notice of a Purolator package to be picked up, she assumed it must have been something her husband had ordered.

Ashmont Schools get green light for modernizations

More than 200 schools across the province are set to receive new buildings or modernizations, and Ashmont’s elementary and secondary schools are on the list for some eagerly anticipated changes. “Were we expecting this? No.

STARS transports patient to Edmonton

A single vehicle rollover north on Highway 881 took place in the early morning hours of Oct. 6, resulting in the transport of a 27-year-old man from Ashmont to Edmonton for treatment of critical injuries.

Photo radar petition shot down

A petition circulating amongst Town of St. Paul residents opposing photo radar was found to be insufficient, town CAO Ron Boisvert told council last week. Council held a special meeting on Sept.

SPERD suspends mindfulness program amidst negative feedback

The St. Paul Education Regional Division has decided to suspend a recently implemented program titled Mindfulness in the Classroom.
Woman arrested after summer collision

Woman arrested after summer collision

Family members continue to grieve the loss of a mother and father who were killed in a fiery collision on June 30, along Highway 28. Last week, RCMP charged a 27-year-old Calgary woman with impaired driving in connection to the crash.

Halloween curfew a buzz-kill, say parents

A decades-old Halloween curfew in Bonnyville erupted into province-wide news last week, prompting local residents to question St. Paul's even tighter Halloween hours. In St. Paul, trick-or-treating hours have long been held from 4 to 6 p.m.
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