St. Paul News

Mail theft is among the concerns that Town of St. Paul council will raise to the commission examining the future of Canada Post. 

Despite temperatures that dipped to below minus 30 degrees over the Family Day long weekend, organizers went ahead with some Shiver Fest activities in St. Paul - although most of the fun was kept indoors.

Despite extremely negative public opinion and calls for her resignation from within and outside of cabinet, Adriana LaGrange will stay on as Alberta’s health minister.

The St. Paul Canadiens U15 female team is hosting the ‘U15 Female B’ Hockey Alberta Provincial Championship in St. Paul from March 27 to 3 and the Timbits Future All-Star game is set for Feb. 21 at the Clancy Richard Arena.

In January the Government of Alberta approved a $150,000 grant to study how garbage is collected and how recycling works in the St. Paul region and surrounding area.

Portage College is looking for a new president to build on the success of outgoing president Nancy Broadbent, who has held the role since 2018/19.

Membership will cost the County $2,075 for the year. 

Police are hoping to track down two electric bicycles that they believe were stolen from an Ashmont property.

The community of Saddle Lake celebrated the educational achievements of the past two years with the 20th Biennial Round Dance at the Ayiwakes Hall on Feb. 14.

The Lakeland region remains under an extreme cold warning on Feb. 18, but temperatures are expected to warm up by Wednesday.