St. Paul News

The North Saskatchewan Watershed Alliance (NSWA) recently teamed up with environmental studies students from Kings University College in Edmonton to complete a research project designed to assist in the development of a lake management strategy for L

The County of Two Hills held a public consultation session on June 5 to allow for residents to discuss a new community building.

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After passing its budget at a special meeting on May 28, St. Paul Education Regional Division (SPERD) is anticipating a deficit of about $400,000 for its 2013-14 year.

The Cardinal family, with much of the community at Saddle Lake, gathered together at the Manitou Kehiw arena complex to celebrate their gratefulness to those who helped them out during troubled times.

The community of Two Hills celebrated a landmark day on May 30 as local teachers, St. Paul Education Regional Division board members, and politicians came together to hold the official sod turning ceremony for the construction of the new school.

Local concerns regarding changes being made by the province to how persons with disabilities are provided support and funding were obvious at last week’s meeting with Associate Minister of Services for Persons with Disabilities Frank Oberle, who stop

Planned provincial cuts in funding to the Ministry of Human Services over the coming year have earned heavy criticism, particularly from Albertans who are dependent on funding from the Persons with Developmental Disabilities (PDD) program.

Jim Wirsta has been driving the St. Paul Action Bus for over two decades, but as of today, he will be leaving the seat he sat in for the past 25 years, and looking to retirement.

Although the number of babies born in Alberta hit an all-time high in 2012, with 52,398 births, St. Paul saw a slight decrease in babies born at the local hospital, with 220 births in 2012, compared to 239 in 2011.