St. Paul News

Strength was tested, and limits were pushed as competitors stepped up to prove themselves during Lakeland’s Strongest 2025 strongman competition held at the Ag Corral on March 8 in St. Paul. 

The St. Paul Canadiens now look forward to hosting the Central Canada Cup.

While the number of contract nurses working in Alberta Health Services (AHS) owned hospitals in the Lakeland has decreased, the number of locum nurses and the length of time locums are being brought in for is increasing.

Despite hearing concerns from constituents in the Bonnyville-Cold Lake-St. Paul area, MLA Scott Cyr says the $5.2 billion deficit planned by the province is the responsible thing to do in these turbulent times.

Although a stretch of warm weather saw a lot of the snow melt in the region over the last few weeks, residents in the Lakeland should brace for some fresh snow on Thursday.

The team, which started last year as a pilot program with the Jr. A Bonnyville Pontiacs, finished the regular season in sixth place in the 11-team AAA division.

The pharmacists of the past are different from the pharmacists of today. Over the years, the occupation has evolved and expanded to better support the overall healthcare system and communities across the country. 

Alberta Health needs to focus on retaining the staff they have, in addition to recruiting additional staff, according to residents and health care professionals at a public engagement session held in St. Paul on March 6.

The mixed curling team from the St. Paul Regional High School won a set of bronze medals at the Alberta Schools' Athletic Association Curling Provincial Championship held in Brooks from Feb. 27 to March 1.