St. Paul News

The provincial government released the first draft Lower Athabasca Regional Plan (LARP) last week to mixed reviews from opposition parties, industry, and environmental groups.

Lisa Grant from Morinville is running for the federal Green Party to give the residents of her riding Westlock-St. Paul another choice when they go into the voting booth on May 2.

Since the call of the election, incumbent MP Brian Storseth has been busy travelling the Westlock-St. Paul riding.

The fourth annual Ashmont Quad Rally lived up to expectations this Saturday as hundreds of riders from all across Alberta tore up mud and snow, while at the same time raising $1,400 for local cancer group Haying in the 30's.

The Liberal Party’s election platform if implemented would be another National Energy Program, according to Alberta’s homegrown Wildrose Alliance.

Two months less two days short of 65 years after “Annie Get Your Gun” opened at New York’s Imperial Theatre, with Ethel Merman in the title role and Ray Middleton as Frank Butler, and 60 years and 11 days after the movie, starring Betty Hutton and Ho

Members of the Evergreen Regional Waste Commission are stuck with almost $130,000 to pay from a deficit in 2010. The Town of St. Paul passed a motion on March 28 to pay 41.

The bureaucracy of Alberta Health Services (AHS) is slowing down the purchase of equipment even when completely funded privately, according to local fundraisers. The St.

A dream came true at the St. Paul Aquatic Centre when Smoky Lake’s Scott Adamson tested a glass canoe he designed and manufactured on March 25. “To see my nephews and nieces in the water under the canoe was quite a thrill,” said Adamson.

The Green Party and the NDP party recently announced candidates for the federal election in the Westlock-St. Paul constituency.