St. Paul News

The St. Paul Golf Club hosted three MPs for Q & A and a Haying in the 30’s fundraiser on Saturday night. At press time, the total amount raised was still to be tallied.

St. Paul Regional High School graduate and a new member of Parliament, Bernard Trottier, visited his home town last week to attend the local Conservative Party association’s annual general meeting.

Glendon students from Kindergarten to Grade 12 packed their school's gymnasium on March 7 to hear local country/rock musician Clayton Bellamy tell his story of success and encourage them to follow their own dreams.

As school-aged kids, Luke Shepperd, Ryan Williams, Rich Macfarlane and John Byskal all had varying experiences with bullying.

Alberta’s NDP has announced its candidate in the Lac La Biche-St. Paul-Two Hills constituency for the impending provincial election. Phil Johnson, 30, was raised in Lac La Biche and says he has many fond memories of the area, including St. Paul.

A local man wants to take some common sense to the Canadian Senate. The Wildrose Party announced St. Paul's Raymond Germain as a candidate for Senate nomination on Monday.

Zumba instructor Lori-Anne Peters remembers a time when she was a little girl and loved going to Ukrainian dancing, but suddenly had to stop.

Two local schools made it on the Fraser Institute’s Top 20 Fastest-Improving Alberta Elementary Schools list as part of the most recent edition of the institute’s annual elementary report card.

Students at Onchamina-hos Elementary School in Saddle Lake are being offered some unique opportunities aimed at helping children develop into strong, productive members of the community.

An estimated 300 people attended an information meeting by agricultural lawyer Keith Wilson at the St. Paul Rec. Centre on Wednesday evening. Wilson is the policy chair of the Alberta Landowners Council.