St. Paul News

For Jessie Williams of St. Paul, there’s something humbling about navigating treacherous mountain paths with a van to deliver simple gifts: radios. Looking at the Andean Mountain Ranges, she realized just how far a little faith could reach. 

The Town of St. Paul is working on a grant application that could pay for the design of multi-season outdoor recreation facility that has been in discussion for a few year - proposed to be built where the former OTJ was once located.

The St. Paul RCMP carried out its first visible foot patrol in the downtown core on Sept. 24. 

After receiving their most recent water and sewer bills from the Town of St. Paul, several residents have expressed concerns regarding an increase in fees – and administration is encouraging residents to reach out to the municipality to discuss the changes. 

The ongoing search for unmarked graves at the former Blue Quills Indian Residential School site near St. Paul, which University nuxełhot’į thaa?ehots’į nistameyimâkanak Blue Quills (UnBQ) currently occupies, entered its second phase in August. 

The St. Paul Jr. B Canadiens are gearing up for the upcoming hockey season, ending the pre-season on a positive note. 

While running 100 kilometres or 100 miles may not be a goal set by most people, there will be 200 total participants in St. Paul tackling at least a leg of the lengthy routes over the first weekend of October.

On Sept. 9, Shauit, a singer-songwriter from Maliotenam, Quebec, serenaded members of the community as part of his tour in Alberta. 

What if you could buy in bulk, preserve your food for months, and be less worried about rising prices? Through demonstrations, Tanya Meyer is eager to teach people preservation skills that were once common practice.