St. Paul News

The questions came fast and furious on Sept. 7 at an open house on the Town and County of St. Paul’s inter-municipal development plan, as local residents questioned the extent and scope of plans to set aside an area for the town’s future growth.

The Lakeland Rodeo Association named its first Ladies’ Barrel Racing champion from this area in more than 25 years at Showdown 2010, as Ruby Braconnier of Elk Point added the best average time over five performances to points earned in first, second

A tragic accident impacted the community of Saddle Lake last Friday morning, as a truck collided with a school bus full of children, killing the driver of the truck, in an accident that occurred five kilometres west of the Bison intersection on the r

Boxes of tissues lie scattered on the bleachers and when the lights come on after a documentary screening, they reveal spellbound teachers, some wiping their eyes with emotion.

A tragic accident impacted the community of Saddle Lake last Friday morning, as a truck collided with a school bus full of children, killing the driver of the truck, in an accident that occurred five kilometres west of the Bison intersection on the r

Boxes of tissues lie scattered on the bleachers and when the lights come on after a documentary screening, they reveal spellbound teachers, some wiping their eyes with emotion.

All they want to do is dance. So for the past 36 years, members of the St. Paul Ukrainian Dance Club have been practicing in school gyms, classrooms, local halls, and anywhere else the club could find to rent.

The management of the Village of Vilna has been irregular, improper and improvident, according to a scathing Final Inspection Report conducted by Doug Irwin on behalf of Alberta Municipal Affairs, which highlighted shortcomings in decisions made and

Some of Vilna businesspeople and residents were not surprised to hear the results of a final inspection report on the state of the village, saying they had been complaining for some time about the way the village’s affairs were run.

All they want to do is dance. So for the past 36 years, members of the St. Paul Ukrainian Dance Club have been practicing in school gyms, classrooms, local halls, and anywhere else the club could find to rent.