St. Paul News

While Europe tries to cope with a huge influx of refugees fleeing war in the Middle East, Canadians appear torn as to the direction the nation should take in the fight against the Islamic State and how to respond to refugees.

In 1967, the community of St. Paul was recognized as a centennial star as people rallied to celebrate the country’s 100th birthday.

Last week, the provincial government continued to move forward with Bill 6, the Enhanced Protection for Farm and Ranch Workers Act, as it was introduced in the Alberta Legislature on Wednesday, but the bill did get mixed reactions.

The Town of St. Paul is seeking the golf course club's executive to pay from its personal resources, $36,900 to the town, based on what it describes as “blatantly false&” representations of the club's finances.

Of all the birds that have been flying south, the loonie looks to be one of them, with local small business owners among the ones feeling the pinch of Canada’s low dollar.

The location for a proposed St. Paul BMX and Skatepark was discussed at the Nov. 9 town council meeting, with those spearheading the project putting forward their proposal that the concrete structure should be in Lagasse Park.

The source of one woman’s two decades of abdominal distress was discovered last Thursday when Dr. Iftikhar Ahmad was performing surgery to remove a gallstone.

Before coming to St. Paul to practice law, local lawyer Pierre Lamoureux practiced convention refugee law.

After responding to three calls in only six hours on Sunday, St. Paul Fire Chief Trevor Kotowich is reminding motorists that extra caution is needed on the roads now that the first snowfall of the season has arrived.

The board operating the St. Paul Golf Course is back in charge of the keys to its facility and is opening the doors this Wednesday evening at 7 p.m. for the public to come find out more about what is happening with the course.