St. Paul News

Roxanne Bergheim, Alice Herperger, Norm Noel and Richard Lavoie stood in front of nearly 100 people at the Rec. Centre Multi-Purpose Room to pitch their platforms on Wednesday. Each hopes to become the new face at the Town of St. Paul council table.

The Conservative government in Ottawa announced an increase in the Canada Health Transfer before Christmas.

Four candidates for Town of St. Paul council shared views on downtown St. Paul with the Journal leading up to the all candidates forum at the Multi-Purpose Room at the Rec. Centre on Wednesday at 7 p.m.

Four candidates for the Town of St. Paul’s vacant council seat say they are ready to defend their views at an all candidates forum on Jan. 4, 7 p.m., at the Multi-Purpose Room at the Rec. Centre. The St.

The St. Paul Junior B Canadiens added three points to league standings and retook eighth place after a win and an overtime loss to the Thorhild Titans in two games before Christmas. The Canadiens won 7-5 on Dec.

Lac La Biche County councillor John Nowak is stepping into provincial politics as the Alberta Liberal Party candidate for Lac La Biche-St. Paul. Nowak and party leader Dr. Raj Sherman were at the Bold Center in Lac La Biche on Dec.

After much research and discussion, the current owners of the French Cultural Centre, ACFA Regionale de Saint-Paul, has decided to sell the building back to the East Central Francophone Education Region (ECFER) for one dollar.

The Town of St. Paul administration is on the hunt again for a manager for the St.

Local RCMP members regularly conduct a number of check stops over the holiday season, and this year members may have new information to hand out to residents with the recent amendments made to drinking and diving regulations.

County of St. Paul council again denied a request from the St. Paul Childcare Society to support the organization financially as it renovates the building it will be leasing out to a daycare provider. President of the St.