St. Paul News

Saddle Lake RCMP are seeking the public’s assistance in locating a missing 13-year-old last seen on July 22.

In July, the community of Myrnam celebrated the 50th anniversary of the Myrnam and District Agricultural Society and the Myrnam Senior Citizens Centre during the Myrnam Fun Days. 

After a stretch of hot weather and several fire bans being put in place across the province in July, having a campfire over the August long weekend will be a possibility for many as many of the fire bans in the Lakeland region have now been removed.

After hosting an open house on July 9 and offering residents the chance to offer their opinion in an online survey, the results of the community engagement around a proposed dog park for the Town of St. Paul were presented to council on July 22. 

The Town of St. Paul will assist the St. Paul Family Day Home Society with grant writing and finding potential funding opportunities to help fund needed maintenance for the non-profit's building, as the long-running society continues to work to fulfill childcare demands in the community. 

The visit was part of the Minister’s broader efforts to engage with communities in Alberta, particularly rural areas like the Lakeland region, including Bonnyville and Cold Lake. 

The St. Paul RCMP officer arrested on child exploitation charges following an investigation by ALERT's Internet Child Exploitation (ICE) unit will be back in court in August.

Temporary disruptions in service are expected at the George McDougall - Smoky Lake Healthcare Centre overnight for several days between July 29 and Aug. 9.

This year's edition of Haying in the 30's will have plenty of old attractions - taking attendees back in time to experience what life was like in the 1930s.

Last week, three St. Paul Minor Ball baseball teams headed out of town to compete at provincial ‘A’ championships. After a three-day competition from July 19 to 21, two teams brought home the gold medal.