St. Paul News

The AUC will begin accepting project applications of renewable electricity generation projects again on Feb. 29, following a pause put in place in August 2023.

A search is underway for a new executive director for the Capella Centre, a women’s shelter in St. Paul, to help guide the organization into the next chapter.

After two hours of speakers, most speaking against the proposed bylaw that would see a property located at 5130-45 Avenue rezoned from residential to Institutional, Town of St. Paul council defeated second reading of the bylaw, halting the rezoning.  

ST. PAUL - The St. Paul Canadiens have taken a 2-0 lead in the first series of NEAJBHL playoffs against the Onion Lake Border Chiefs. The Canadiens skated away with a 14-1 win on Saturday night, following their 6-0 win on Thursday night.

In a show of appreciation for the work and loyalty of the previous County of St. Paul CAO Sheila Kitz, the council commissioned a gift – a sculpture of bears hugging each other.

Kicking off the Shiver Fest in St. Paul was the Pancake Dinner and Family Fun at the St. Paul Recreation Centre on Feb. 15 from 5 to 7 p.m. Over 150 community members attended the event.

The St. Paul Canadiens, ranked first in the North Eastern Alberta Junior B Hockey League, kicked off the playoffs with a strong performance against the Onion Lake Border Chiefs, winning their first bout with a decisive 6-0 victory.

Students from across the Northeast Alberta Schools' Athletic Association (NEASAA) gathered in Lloydminster Feb. 12 and 13 to take part in this year's zone curling championship.

It’s been almost 20 years since the St. Paul Affordable Community Housing (SPACH) society did its first successful home build. The group was established in 2003 with the goal of facilitating home ownership for people in the community. 

Tobogganing, fishing, skating, curling, skijoring, and shinny hockey are just some of the fun activities the annual 2024 St. Paul Shiver Fest promises to offer families in the community.