St. Paul News

Canada’s long history of racial segregation against its indigenous people included a period of time where the “pass system” was in place. This was and informal policy that was never actually codified in the Indian Act or put into law.

Stedmans has been a mainstay of St. Paul’s main street for 45 years, with its eclectic mix of everything from household items to fabrics and yarn and ladies wear to toys, but the long-lasting retail business is now looking at closing its doors.

The Northeast Alberta Track (NEAT) team has experienced some great success over the years, with many talented young athletes joining and competing for their club every year.

It was standing room only in St.

A cheque for over $18,000 was passed from one health care organization to another, much to the delight of the recipient, the St. Paul & District Hospital Foundation. For a number of years, the St.

A 23-year-old Saddle Lake man has been sentenced for dangerous driving, evading a police officer and for failing to provide a breath sample, after leading RCMP on a pursuit on the evening of Jan. 5.

Representatives from Canadian Natural Resources have requested the County of St. Paul consider a 30 per cent reduction in property taxes, given the current economic slump being seen in the oil and gas sector.

The Whitefish (Goodfish) First Nation has began a Youth Employment Initiative to help young people from their community gain the employment skills through a partnership with the Town of St. Paul and businesses in St. Paul and area.

Students throughout the St. Paul Education Regional Division (SPERD) will be allowed to help the community gain votes in the national Kraft Hockeyville competition, taking place Sunday and Monday. St.

The Robb Nash project travels across Canada spreading awareness on suicide prevention at schools and events alike with the goal to prevent suicide and spread the word that everyone has a purpose in life.