St. Paul News

Richard Benson, the driver behind the Racette school crash, is back in bars in connection with a six-car collision that took place in Edmonton in 2011.

Canada may soon have its own national day devoted to fiddling, after a meeting between members of the Canadian Grand Masters Fiddling Association and the Senate of Canada. On June 19, the National Fiddling Day Bill S-128 passed in senate.

People of all ages from across the community and beyond showed up in sizeable crowds to the St. Paul Abilities Network (SPAN) building for the group’s 50th anniversary barbecue on July 4.

After trying other methods to curtail speeding and other traffic offenses, Town of St. Paul council has decided to set up a photo radar enforcement system to monitor traffic this coming fall.

Westlock-St. Paul MP Brian Storseth voiced his belief that the community needs to lobby for a new hospital facility, while speaking to Town of St. Paul council at last week’s regular council meeting, June 24.

After trying other methods to curtail speeding and other traffic offenses, Town of St. Paul council has decided to set up a photo radar enforcement system to monitor traffic this coming fall.

Westlock-St. Paul MP Brian Storseth voiced his belief that the community needs to lobby for a new hospital facility, while speaking to Town of St. Paul council at last week’s regular council meeting, June 24.

Two people died following a collision on Highway 28, near the Mallaig turnoff, while two others were airlifted by STARS Air Ambulance to Edmonton, during the afternoon of June 30. St. Paul RCMP were called to the fatal collision at about 2 p.m.

Westlock-St. Paul MP Brian Storseth voiced his belief that the community needs to lobby for a new hospital facility, while speaking to Town of St. Paul council at last week’s regular council meeting, June 24.

After trying other methods to curtail speeding and other traffic offenses, Town of St. Paul council has decided to set up a photo radar enforcement system to monitor traffic this coming fall.