St. Paul News

Elections Alberta is investigating the Lac La Biche – St. Paul – Two Hills Progressive Conservative Constituency Association, president Darrell Younghans confirmed last week.

Country rock singer Clayton Bellamy was lying on his back in an Edmonton hospital bed with a lacerated liver and a bruised spleen from a Supercross race he didn’t win when he realized music was going to be his main priority for the future.

The Energy Resources Conservation Board (ERCB) denied the Minnie Lake Conservation Society (MLCS) its cost claim submitted after the hearing on CNRL oil drilling near the lake in March, 2011.

The Progressive Conservative government reached out to landowners in the area with the third of 10 open houses held by Premier Alison Redford's property rights task force on Tuesday afternoon. Around 70 people attended the open house at the St.

A two-day symposium is taking place this Thursday and Friday at Blue Quills First Nations College and ends with the Fourth Annual Indian Residential Schools Legacy Memorial Feast & Round Dance.

A local area man plans to launch a constitutional challenge to Wildlife Act charges resulting from Operation Buckeye, where Sustainable Resource Development charged ten individuals with 59 charges in 2011. Proceedings will resume in St.

St. Paul Fire Department, RCMP and EMS responded to a motor vehicle collision at highways 28 and 36 on Friday at 3:30 p.m. Cold Lake EMS and Ashmont Fire Services also attended the scene.

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.