St. Paul News

While in St. Paul last week, Minister of Environment and Sustainable Resource Development Robin Campbell said the province is continuing to monitor the bitumen leaks at CNRL’s Primrose site, located near Cold Lake.

“There’ll be stuff like skating, tobogganing, and fishing that will be free,” says St. Paul Recreation Director Gary Ward, “Basically it’s a weekend event starting on Saturday, and ending on Monday the 17th.

The Filipino community in St. Paul continues to grow, with the availability of work and quality of life in the area attracting people from outside the country to move to Canada to work, and in some cases, become full Canadian citizens. Westlock-St.

The parents of Saddle Lake’s newest children gathered at the Saddle Lake Cultural Centre on Jan. 29 to celebrate the babies that joined the community in 2013.

Before the regular Town of St. Paul Council meeting on Jan. 27, two representatives for Global Traffic Group met with council, to discuss the potential for a new system to be put in place, to help monitor traffic in St. Paul.

After being notified about a letter received by the St.

Boscombe Hall was near capacity on Saturday evening, holding its 20th anniversary Country Corral on Jan. 25.

Thousands of dollars were raised Saturday night for the St. Paul Splash Park, as the organizing committee for the park hosted the Killer Karaoke and Pub Night at the Recreation Centre.

Westlock-St. Paul Conservative MP Brian Storseth recently voiced concerns over his party’s proposed changes to the Addition to Reserves (ATR) policy, suggesting that the new policy is “fundamentally unfair.

At its regular meeting on Jan. 13, Town of St. Paul council discussed the new turning light on main street at the intersection of 48 St. and 50 Ave and has decided to leave the light as it is. Coun.