St. Paul News

The first ever Rock the Dress Valentines Benefit Gala managed to not only raise thousands of dollars but the event is also being described as an amazing night that far exceeded organizers’ expectations.

Tim Bear and Gary Ward of the St. Paul splash park committee visited Town of St. Paul council last week to discuss the current state of affairs regarding the park, and announced a tentative opening date for July 1.

A 17-year-old male is facing serious criminal charges following a threat at a local school in the St. Paul area on the morning of Feb. 4. The suspect was involved in an altercation with another student on Monday morning, according to St. Paul RCMP.

Members of Saddle Lake, Frog Lake and Kehewin took to the streets of St. Paul in peaceful protest of the federal government on Monday for the Idle No More worldwide day of action. “This is an education; this is a peace rally.

As part of a commitment to keeping the lines of communication open with Albertans about major issues, Premier Alison Redford offered a state-of-the-province address last Thursday, as a way to address concerns over lower-than-anticipated oil revenue a

Although this winter’s cold and flu season started early and is now well underway, it isn’t too late for those who have yet to get a flu shot to do so, according to Alberta Health Services. Dr.

A 37-year-old man ran away from RCMP on Sunday morning in extremely cold and dangerous weather conditions, and had to be tracked down with the help of a police dog, according to an RCMP press release. At 12 a.m.

The fight against a proposed oil development near Crane Lake continues, with the Crane Lake Advisory and Stewardship Society (CLASS) organizing a meeting to collect names and signatures from people opposing the project.

A concerned parent is speaking out against reckless driving after watching vehicles speed past her children’s school bus, while the bus lights were flashing and children were getting onto the bus.

A recent house fire left the home of the Blais family in shambles, and now they are looking to rebuild their life here in St. Paul. Normand Blais noted his family was out of town visiting relatives in Spruce Grove on the day, Jan.