St. Paul News

Storm-watchers got quite a show last Thursday evening, as a storm walloped the area with baseball-sized hail stones that obliterated crops and gardens, nearly 100 km/hour winds ripping apart trees, power outages reported throughout east central Alber

The Town of St. Paul is moving forward with a plan to introduce household organics composting with a major purchase in the direction, at $314,574, to supply waste carts, compost carts, and indoor kitchen compost containers to residents.

A 37-year-old man is facing a number of charges, including dangerous driving causing bodily harm, after a head-on collision occurred yesterday afternoon on Highway 29, east of St. Paul. At about 3:12 p.m.

National Aboriginal Day may be recognized only on June 21 in some parts of Canada, but in St. Paul, several groups collaborated to make for several days of events, bridge building and healing, under the banner Reconciliation –St. Paul.

Two full days of fun lie ahead as the community prepares for this year’s Canada 150 celebrations over the Canada Day weekend. The Town of St. Paul will be hosting one day of event at Lagasse Park on June 30.

A spell was cast on audiences at Ecole du Sommet’s year wind-up circus performance, Equilibrium, on the evening of June 20.

UPDATED: Tyrel BREAST has been located. No further need for media release. June 26, 2017: Bonnyville RCMP are asking for public assistance to locate 12-year-old Tyrel Drayden CARDINAL-BREAST of Bonnyville.

On the night of June 19, at about 11:30 p.m., members of the Smoky Lake and St. Paul RCMP Detachments were dispatched to a report that a deceased person was in a rural location known as Paradise Cove.

It’s hard to sum up an entire weekend of entertainment, excitement and country music in one word, but there is one word that Keynon Ternovoy is satisfied with using to describe the Centerfield Music Festival – “amazing.