St. Paul News

Three people have so far declared intentions to run in the byelection on Jan. 12 to fill the vacant Town of St. Paul council seat. Roxanne Bergheim, Alice Herperger and Norm Noel plan to file nomination papers on Thursday.

A thaw in November may be responsible for an ice buildup on Upper Therien Lake visible from Lagasse Park last week.

Students at Glen Avon School have gone above and beyond the staff's expectations this holiday season. Over the past couple weeks, students collected non-perishable food items to donate to the St.

Ecole du Sommet student Collin Lajoie was selected to represent the St. Paul community on a French television show Radart, which airs on the channel TFO, a French educational channel based in Ontario.

The Town of St. Paul replied to a request from Elections Alberta for documents regarding donations to political fundraisers since 2004 in a letter sent last week.

Beard-growing and fundraising efforts of six teachers and administrators at Heinsburg Community School were celebrated on Thursday, when students, staff and guests cheered on the parade of furry-faced fellows as they made their way to the front of th

The Peewee A Canadiens advanced to round three in the playdowns to represent Zone 7 at the Alberta Winter Games in February after two games last week. The Canadiens defeated Lac La Biche in the two game total point series with a score of 21-8.

Although this year's edition of Buck of the Season may not have had as many entries as 2010, the quality of the animals brought in was something to brag about. The Ashmont Agriplex was filled with hunters and their supporters on Saturday. By 3 p.m.

The Progressive Conservative (PC) government of Alberta introduced amendments to the Land Assembly Project Area Act and passed first reading of Bill 23 in the legislature on Nov. 21.

MP Brian Storseth opened the debate on a private member’s bill to kill section 13 of the Canadian Human Rights Act to mixed reviews in the House of Commons on Nov. 22.