St. Paul News

The Lakeland Fire and Safety, a St. Paul-based family business which serves a large portion of the Lakeland, celebrated its 20-year anniversary with the community on April 25.

On April 10, SPACH held its annual general meeting, which involved discussing its financial position, including how much money still needs to be raised to achieve its goal of constructing a total of two single family homes, and two duplexes in the community. 

St. Paul Gymnastics Club hosted their 2025 Rose Meet on April 22. Seventeen gymnasts competed in the program, which included floor work, bars, vault, and balance beam.

Town of St. Paul residents will see a slight mill rate increase this year, but might see higher increases in their tax notices.

On April 17, over 60 4-H members from the five 4-H clubs in the region attended the first-ever district-wide learning day at the Ag Corral.

Farm families from around the region stopped by for a barbecue and ribbon cutting at the grand opening of the Caouette and Sons’ newly constructed shop on the corner of Highway 29 and Highway 881 in St. Paul.

A 40-year-old woman has died after a collision near Ashmont on April 23.

Earth Day, an annual global movement that began in 1970 in the United States, celebrates Earth and raises awareness about environmental protection.

The top athletes from the St. Paul Athletics Association (SPAA) badminton championships held at Glen Avon School and St. Paul Regional High School on April 16 are moving on to compete at the Northeast Alberta Schools' Athletic Association zone tournament.

St. Paul RCMP are on scene at a serious motor vehicle collision near Ashmont on April 23.