St. Paul News

In the early evening hours of Wednesday, Sept. 6, St. Paul RCMP were called to an incident involving a male causing a disturbance at a residence at the Whitefish First Nation.

A group of four judges made their way down a line of tables, each with a unique smell coming from a pot of freshly made chili, Thursday. One spoonful at a time, judges tasted and scored the culinary concoctions.

Pamela Quinn says she has heard the word “squaw” used to describe First Nations women before – at hockey arenas or at school when she was growing up. But when she heard it most recently last week in St.

Work is continuing to bring affordable/attainable housing options to St. Paul, with a committee formed to look at the project and area residents being surveyed on a potential location. St.

Cold Lake RCMP Detachment and the RCMP’s Major Crimes Unit (MCU) are investigating the sudden death of a 16-month-old girl who had been brought to the local hospital in Cold Lake on the evening of Saturday, Aug.

On Aug. 21, Elk Point RCMP executed a search warrant on a residence near Highway 646 in Elk Point.

Alberta is poised to lead the country in growth in the upcoming year according to economic forecasts, but ATB economist Todd Hirsch is tempering expectations on what this means for the province.

The beanbags were flying, and the tractors were once again rumbling at the third annual Cabrini Cup, held Saturday in Mallaig.

Several homeowners have been seeing their market values drop and waiting longer to sell their homes, as housing prices have cooled down in St. Paul.