St. Paul News

“We want our community back” – those were the words repeated more than once by dozens of Saddle Lake band members, who walked 5,000 steps through pouring rain on Friday morning to protest violence, drugs and gang activity in their community.

The screamers and the greasers were out in full force at last Thursday’s night Racette spring concert, as the school’s band program put on a boss show that transported visitors to the 1950’s era.

A women’s clinic is now up and running out of the Lakeland Primary Care Network, which will expand services and give women better access to health care, not just in St. Paul, but across the Lakeland.

St. Paul SOccer hosted its annual U8/U10 mini soccer tournament on May 27, welcoming a couple hundred soccer players to the Lions' Soccer Field for a fun day in the sun. Pictured is one of the U8 teams from St. Paul (blue shirts) competing early Saturday morning. Irelyn Loughran reaches with her foot to grab the soccer ball.

It’s been 18 years since a group of people witnessed a traumatic event that would leave a lasting effect on their lives – the accidental drowning of their brother, and friend, Darcy.

The survey results are in but the jury is still out on deciding where to locate a skate park in the Town of St. Paul.

St. Paul RCMP are investigating an incident of shots fired at a residence in Saddle Lake Cree Nation in the early morning hours of May 27. At about 2:30 a.m. on the Saturday, police made a traffic stop in the Town of St. Paul.

An interim report on electoral boundaries in Alberta is ruffling some feathers, and making local officials scratch their heads, as the area would be split in ways that would cut municipalities fall in two different constituencies, including the Count