St. Paul News

When locals go to the polls in October, there will be some long-serving names missing from the ballots for the St. Paul Education Regional Division board.

Dr. Charles Wong has returned to St. Paul after completing his residency, and now is working full-time as the newest physician at the Wellness Centre.

The Lottie Lake Community Association is concerned about a recent sale of land made by the County of St. Paul that will now limit public access to the main beach area in the small community.

The Alberta Energy Regulator (AER) has ordered a series of restrictions for the CNRL Primrose and Wolf Lake project sites in a response to several recent incidents involving bitumen released to the surface and into a body of water, according to an AE

Vilna celebrated its third annual Cowboy Fest on July 19 and 21, attracting a number of people from all over the province. The event featured music, stories, and cowboy poetry.

Fernand Belzil passed away on July 1 at the age of 88, but not without leaving a profound impact on the community of St. Paul. Fern was born in St.

The St. Paul Splash Park saw its much-anticipated grand opening at Lagasse Park on Saturday, and despite the mild weather, kids turned up in the dozens to be among the first to test out the planetary-themed park.

The Vimy Ridge Interpretive Centre has become a yearly staple of the Mallaig Cadet Corps, and this year, six youth cadets took a trip over the Atlantic to see the real site first hand. Sgt.

In the twilight of the 66th anniversary of the Roswell UFO sighting, a group of three men saw some strange lights over the skies of Frog Lake. It was just past 11 p.m.

Cowboys and cowgirls from across the province gathered for the 51st annual Stoney Lake Stampede on July 6 and 7. The Stampede saw competitors take part in 11 different events, featuring riders from the Pee Wee to professional levels.