St. Paul News

Members of the Lac La Biche-St. Paul-Two Hills Wildrose Constituency Association gathered to discuss and prepare for the provincial election in 2016 during last week’s annual general meeting.

Thirty-five gutsy contestants took to the dirt at the St. Paul Ag. Corral on Saturday evening for Bull-A-Rama 2014, and Trach Rodeo President and Event Organizer Steven Trach said it was a thrilling night with a packed crowd.

Richard and Nicole Brousseau have seen their hard work on the farm pay off big time, having won the Outstanding Young Farmer’s Award for the Alberta-Northwest Territories Region in February.

County of St. Paul council was expected to hold a special council meeting in Edmonton on Monday, in order to potentially proceed with the overlay on Murphy Road and award the tender to the lowest bidder. On Feb.

The St. Therese-St. Paul Healthcare Centre appears to be on par with provincial targets for emergency room wait times, according to Alberta Health Services.

The Government of Alberta released its 2014 budget on Thursday, with a focus on keeping tax levels where they are, and fiscal responsibility in the coming year.

St. Paul Education Regional Division is standing firm with its decision to offer the East Central Francophone Education Region $200,000 to purchase two parcels of land located near the St. Paul Elementary School.

The Village of Glendon council is considering redrawing the village map. The redrawing was seen as a strategy to cope with the trouble many people have in finding addresses and navigating the village.

The St. Paul Healthcare Centre will soon be home to some new and improved medical equipment thanks to the efforts of some very dedicated volunteers and generous donors. The St.

International recording artist Brett Kissel, originally from Flat Lake, Alta.