St. Paul News

After a split vote, County of St. Paul council decided against holding an annual general meeting (AGM) this spring for the second year in a row, at its meeting on April 10. After a motion by Coun.

Around 50 people attended the Vilna and District Chamber of Commerce all-candidates forum on April 10 to hear the campaign news and views of four candidates seeking to serve the Lac La Biche – St. Paul – Two Hills constituency as its next MLA.

Lac La Biche - St. Paul - Two Hills candidate Phil Johnson spoke to the 2012 provincial election campaign at the all-candidates forum in St. Paul on April 9. While the NDP is running a "low resource" campaign, Johnson sees it as a "building campaign.

The St. Paul Senior Citizens Centre neared capacity Monday night for the all-candidates forum, featuring four candidates running in the provincial election for the Lac La Biche-St. Paul-Two Hills constituency.

Around 20 people turned out to Blue Quills First Nations College last Thursday afternoon for a play inspired by stories collected from aboriginal homeless survivors.

After running about a week behind schedule this winter, construction of the Wellness Centre is back on track and the anticipated completion date of Sept. 1 remains in place, according to the Town of St. Paul.

Lac La Biche – St. Paul – Two Hills constituents packed the into the theatre at Portage College for the first of several election forums on April 3.

One of the hot topics for the upcoming provincial election is the recent spike in power bills, which has affected both St. Paul residents and business owners alike.

Despite sitting last in the National Hockey League with only 25 wins, Elk Point product and Columbus Blue Jackets forward Mark Letestu can see some light at the end of the tunnel. Playing in the central division among heavyweights St.

Local Wildrose Party candidate Shayne Saskiw and leader Danielle Smith received the endorsement of a political heavyweight as former Beaver River MP Deb Grey endorsed both, in a phone interview with the Journal from B.C.