St. Paul News

On Feb. 22, Craig Christensen competed during the Pendlerrennet in Norway. The 33-year-old, who was raised in Mallaig, works as an engineer and has called Norway his home for the past seven years. 

The member of parliament for Lakeland and the member of the legislative assembly for Bonnyville-Cold Lake-St. Paul are both calling recent poll data showing increased support for pipelines across the country a positive development.

The St. Paul Desna Ukrainian Dance Club presented its 31st annual Desna Ukrainian Dance Festival on March 15. Dancers showcased various cultural dances from different regions of Ukraine.

RCMP say they seized about 100 grams of crystal meth and 60 grams of cocaine from a residence in Saddle Lake while executing a search warrant, March 19.

"It's going to be one of the best shows St. Paul has ever seen," says St. Paul Canadiens president Derrick Germain.

St. Paul Education is uncertain how much of Alberta’s increased funding in education will go to the division, currently facing declining enrolment.

The Town of St. Paul is seeking cooperation from businesses to install handicap parking signage off the ground and at the eye level on parking spots throughout the community. 

In April 1885, war chief Wandering Spirit led an attack on a settlement in the northwest territories, leaving nine settlers dead. This became known as the Frog Lake Massacre. But Leah Redcrow, executive director at Acimowin Opaspiw Society, is challenging the narrative.

The only way to stop the war is the restoration of Ukraine’s territorial integrity, and for Russia to leave Ukraine and respect “their right to self-government and sovereignty,” says Amil Shapka of St. Paul.