St. Paul News

Doctors and dieticians agree there is a big difference between sports and energy drinks, but confusion exists regarding the two, especially among younger consumers.

The Wildrose Party released its policy on power last week, promising to tackle increasing power bills Albertans face.

Local bus riders left out in the cold since the cancellation of passenger service may soon have a new transportation option. Red Arrow in Edmonton started a company called Albertabus.com, an inter-line partnership of bus service providers.

The Minnesota Wild have gone from first place in the Western Conference to eighth, yet the team still remains optimistic it will make the playoffs this season, according to forward and St. Paul product Kyle Brodziak.

While the provincial election has not yet been called, the campaign to form the next Government of Alberta moved full steam ahead at a Wildrose Party fundraiser dinner in St. Paul on Tuesday.

A report released by the Canadian Taxpayers Federation (CTF) a few weeks ago has asked Members of Parliament to shut down the current pension scheme that has been creating hoopla in Ottawa.

Whether they agree or disagree on the specifics, the proposed Northern Gateway and Keystone XL pipelines are important for St. Paul, according to local and provincial leaders.

In a 4-3 split vote, Town of St. Paul council defeated Coun. Ken Kwiatkowski’s motion to apply to remove rumble strips at highways 881 and 29.

An upcoming movie entitled I Think I Do, which is about three sisters who run an event-planning business for weddings, stars Mia Kirschner from the TV series The L Word, Sara Canning from The Vampire Diaries’ and St.

Members of the Lac La Biche-St. Paul-Two Hills PC Association gathered at the Ashmont Agriplex on Jan. 24 for its official nomination meeting. Members nominated MLA Ray Danyluk by acclamation.