St. Paul News

Hoping to repurpose the industrial site into an economic engine, the County of St. Paul supports STEP moving forward with study.

Facing the growing challenge of rising costs in traditional livestock feed, a group of researchers and agricultural experts in northeast Alberta are turning to an unconventional solution: forage cassava.

MLA Scott Cyr voiced his commitment to improving healthcare infrastructure, particularly the aging hospital and inadequate senior housing facilities.

During a delegation with Bonnyville-Cold-Lake-St. Paul MLA Scott Cyr at the June 23 Town of St. Paul meeting, Coun. Nathan Taylor called for a four-way stop sign at the St. Brides intersection. 

Female football is growing across Alberta, and two St. Paul athletes are right in the thick of it. 

The data was contained within the Alberta Energy Regulator's (AER) 2024 Pipeline Performance Report.

Several events and activities are set to take place on July 1 in St. Paul.

An Edmonton warrant led to a Saddle Lake arrest that uncovered suspected methamphetamine, stolen identification, and a stolen truck, resulting in multiple charges for a 26-year-old man.

The St. Paul Museum unveiled its latest addition, the Willingdon CPR train station, offering a glimpse into the past and honouring the role railways played in the community's development.

The Mannawanis Native Friendship Centre celebrated culture, community, and the ongoing work of reconciliation on June 20 as part of National Indigenous Peoples Day.