St. Paul News

A male in his early 20s was pronounced dead by EMS responders early this morning outside the Glendon Hotel, according to a press release from the RCMP. Bonnyville RCMP detachment received a call at 1:15 a.m. on Oct.

Although they might only live four blocks from the St. Therese Health Centre in St. Paul, Melissa Anderson and her husband Jason had quite the medical emergency on Oct.

Agriculture Minister Gerry Ritz introduced a bill to end the Canadian Wheat Board (CWB) monopoly in Western Canada in the House of Commons on Oct. 18.

Town of St. Paul council went in camera to discuss a political email sent by CAO Ron Boisvert from a Town email address, reported in last week’s Journal, at its meeting on Oct. 11. After resuming the meeting, Coun.

Lac La Biche – St. Paul MLA Ray Danyluk will start the fall session in the Alberta Legislature with a new portfolio after being named minister of Transportation last Wednesday. Danyluk said he is excited to take on the busy portfolio.

The recent announcement by Premier Alison Redford to reinstate funding for education will result in approximately half a million dollars for St.

Wildrose has called on Alberta’s chief electoral officer to investigate allegations of illegal contributions to the Progressive Conservative Association of Alberta.

It was an exciting month of June for former St. Paul resident Kelsey Pyle. On June 18, she married her husband, Shawn, and by the following week, she was in Los Angeles, California, where she appeared on the well-known game show, The Price Is Right.

After working with the St. Paul Fire Department for 30 years, Terry Senecal has made the decision to step down from his position and step away from the department. “It's just time," says Senecal, just a day before his last day as fire chief.

An email sent from a Town of St. Paul email address has raised concerns about the use of municipal resources to influence the Progressive Conservative leadership election and attracted provincial media attention.