St. Paul News

The pharmacists of the past are different from the pharmacists of today. Over the years, the occupation has evolved and expanded to better support the overall healthcare system and communities across the country. 

Alberta Health needs to focus on retaining the staff they have, in addition to recruiting additional staff, according to residents and health care professionals at a public engagement session held in St. Paul on March 6.

The mixed curling team from the St. Paul Regional High School won a set of bronze medals at the Alberta Schools' Athletic Association Curling Provincial Championship held in Brooks from Feb. 27 to March 1. 

Darth Blader, Scoop Dog, Plowy McPlowtruck among the names chosen by students for County of St. Paul machines.

GLENDON - It came down to the teams from Glendon and St. Paul Regional High School battling it out for both the boys' and girls' St. Paul Athletics Association (SPAA) banners on March 5.

When you ask 48-year old Stephanie Jackson to tell you a bit about herself, the story she tells is rich in relationship, both with the people in her life and the culture she is still discovering.

Beyond the art show, Poulin also invites members of the community to participate in some of the library’s ongoing and upcoming community events.

The $17.2 million increase to the Grants in Place of Taxes program in the 2025/26 Alberta budget means increased revenues for municipalities with provincially owned buildings in their borders. According to Town of St.

Even with the winter chill and snow still covering the ground, gardeners can begin preparing for the growing season by starting their seeds indoors, transferring them outside when the weather warms up.

There is a need to expand public transit in the St. Paul region, according to Town of St. Paul CAO Steven Jeffery.