St. Paul News

The ACFA Régionale de Saint-Paul hosted its annual Cabane à sucre, or Sugar Shack, just outside Centre Communautaire on April 6.

The changes will affect just over 100 educational assistants employed at schools throughout the division, and affect supports for over 280 students.

The Society is also challenging the narrative of the Frog Lake Massacre.

County of St. Paul council denied a request from a councilor to attend the Federation of Canadian Municipalities 2025 Annual Conferenc, which is being held in Ottawa in late May. 

“This file in particular was brought to our attention by the community and sources that are very, very interested in getting these controlled drugs and substances off their reserve."

Ekanatak Yehewin, a new commercial and residential duct and furnace service, can help. The business is a division under Saddle Lake Smoke Eaters LP, which provides Saddle Lake’s fire services, and owned by the Saddle Lake Cree Nation. 

Staff members at a St. Paul school acted quickly on March 31 when an unknown person entered the St. Paul Elementary School.

The U15B female hockey provincials came to town March 28 to 30, bringing in hockey teams from across the province. The weekend started on Friday with round robin play, and opening ceremonies in the evening.

A Town of St. Paul councilor said the proposed membership fees for Alberta Bilingual Municipal Association’s (ABMA) is insulting, criticizing the structure of being unfair to smaller municipalities. 

On March 10, the Town of St. Paul suspended application intakes from a provincial immigration program, noting challenges in the program’s implementation and limited benefits to the community.