St. Paul News

Amidst all the bland colours, there was a clown.

Since the assent of the First Nations Financial Transparency Act (FNFTA), a number of First Nations throughout Canada have been disclosing audited financial statements, and remuneration information on chiefs and councils, as per the requirements of t

The sounds of fiddle, guitar, bagpipes, and the voices of many gifted musicians were in the air Tuesday night at the Co-op Mall.

Two Hills Mennonite School parents came out in force to a meeting last Thursday to express their dismay over the site of a planned new school, after construction progress stalled when an old water well was hit at the site earlier this year.

Barely a week after Westlock-St.

The third annual Ranch Rodeo offered competitors and spectators an afternoon of entertainment as eight teams took to the saddles and competed in a variety of unique rodeo-style events.

It was a long 10 hours of uncertainty and searching, but at 6:30 p.m. on Monday evening, Debby Hunter got the call she had been waiting for all day – her pet monkey, Liam, had been found.

After much thought and consideration, Westlock-St. Paul MP Brian Storseth says he has decided not to run in the upcoming federal election in 2015.

Children enjoy a variety of games during Boscombe Days on Aug. 16. A slo-pitch tournament also took place over the two-day event at the Boscombe Community Centre.