St. Paul News

The St. Paul & Area Safer Community Task Force was dissolved at a May 22 meeting, held at the Town of St. Paul FCSS office. However, members indicated they would keep in touch through email and pass issues off to the St. Paul Interagency Group.

A hockey player heads out on the ice, ready to play, only to start stripping down in a frenzy.

A discussion over a cup of coffee has grown and morphed into something that has a life of its own.

The ACFA Regionale de Saint-Paul hosted its Jazz Art event last Saturday where attendees gathered to appreciate their love of art and music. A jazz band from Edmonton performed and six artists, including St.

Author Sigmund Brouwer visited St. Paul Elementary School and other local schools on May 24, bringing his zany sense of humour and love of literacy to area children.

Town of St. Paul council agreed at its May 14 regular meeting to fill the $2 million shortfall to build the new Wellness Centre, ensuring the project stays on track.

After over 40 years of working in St. Paul and advocating for those with disabilities, Conrad Jean celebrated his retirement last week and is now looking forward to relaxing and spending time with his grandkids. Jean worked for St.

The recent weather conditions nearly resulted in a fire ban for May long weekend campers, but at 3 p.m. on Friday the County of St. Paul lifted its ban, and downgraded to a fire advisory.

Shayne Saskiw will be sworn in today as MLA for Lac La Biche-St. Paul-Two Hills, but he’s been going full-steam ahead in his new job since the April 23 election. The swearing-in ceremony today takes place in advance of the session opening on May 23.

A healing garden, rooted in the land by Blue Quills First Nations College, is one that organizers hope will restore people’s connection with the environment around them, bring healing to past wounds, and “prepare our future so we have a lot of strong