St. Paul News

Author Shannon Raelynn, a member of the Bonnyville Writer’s Group and St. Lina resident, has recently self-published a book entitled Seascape, and is picking up momentum as an independent author.

Portage College has been forced to cut more than $4 million from its 2013-14 budget, following the release of the provincial and federal budgets.

The County of St.

The County of St. Paul will be welcoming hundreds of new workers this summer to work on a pipeline just east of town, which will run from the La Corey area to Hardisty. Many of the workers are expected to be staying at a work camp northeast of St.

Pharmacists across Alberta are voicing concern over an announcement in the provincial budget for the government to reduce generic drug prices from 35 per cent to 18 per cent.

The Government of Canada announced the 2013 budget last week, and Westlock-St. Paul MP Brian Storseth says “there’s a lot of good news stories in the budget.

The official opposition party recently established the Wildrose Caucus Foundation, a registered fund that takes what the Wildrose perceives as an eight per cent wage increase given to all MLAs last year, and distributes it annually to charities.

Thirty rank bulls stormed into the St. Paul Ag. Corral on Saturday night for Bull-A-Rama 2013, and Cole Young of Sexsmith claimed the championship jacket for the second straight year.

St. Paul Education Regional Division #1 released a statement Wednesday morning regarding early school bus departures due to weather implications. County buses will be picking students up at noon today- this includes town students riding county buses.

Alberta Health Minister Fred Horne attempted to put fears to rest over the re-routing of northern Alberta medevac services as he hosted community representatives and media from northern Alberta at the new air ambulance base at the Edmonton Internatio