St. Paul News

Scammers who conduct spear phishing often have knowledge of the business conducting the sale, including names and transactions, according to RCMP.

On June 20, Saddle Lake Cree Nation held a ribbon cutting ceremony for the Onihcikiskwapiwin Trading Post, formerly known as the St. Brides Trading Post.

A thunderstorm watch is in place for much of the St. Paul, Bonnyville, Cold Lake and Lac La Biche areas, the evening of June 21.

Saddle Lake's own Tia Wood is making a splash in the music scene, releasing 'Dirt Roads' on June 21, National Indigenous Peoples Day.

Based on traditional and Indigenous principles, the St. Paul Healing to Wellness Court has opened at the St. Paul Courthouse and was celebrated on National Indigenous Peoples Day.

From small larvae to butterflies, the project at the St. Paul school is part of the students' learning about the animal cycle of life.

The Mannawanis Friendship Centre (MNFC) initiated a 24-month project to address gender-based violence in St. Paul and surrounding areas. This project aims to create a comprehensive manual that outlines best practices for tackling the issue.

The Government of Alberta approved $1.2 million in funding to go toward repairs and improvements at the St. Paul Municipal Airport. 

The St. Paul RCMP Detachment launched a new initiative that they hope will make it safer for people in the region to conduct various transactions, particularly the exchange of goods following an online arrangement – called the safe exchange zone program.