St. Paul News

Ashmont, Mallaig, and Lottie Lake residents will soon have the chance to get more information about a potential water distribution and wastewater collection project through a series of open houses scheduled for February.

As winter tightens its icy grip in the province, the Mannawanis Native Friendship Centre (MNFC) in St. Paul offers warmth overnight, protecting those in need against the bitter cold with its mat program. 

Council received a request from a resident in Lindbergh asking the municipality to consider performing a controlled burn of thick grasses and undergrowth on County-owned land adjacent to the resident’s property. 

The U18 female Canadiens team and the U18-1 Canadiens recently took part in some early January tournaments, excelling on the ice.

The 2024 Sentinel Storage Alberta Scotties Tournament of Hearts is nearing closer and preparations are taking place to welcome the top eight women's curling teams in Alberta.

The St. Paul Family Rodeo Winter Series completed its first rodeo on Jan. 6 with about 40 contestants taking part.

St. Paul Education buses have been cancelled for Jan. 11, due to extreme cold.

With the current state of economy in the province, from the rising costs of fuel, carbon tax, and inflation, Reeve Glen Ockerman says the “taxpayers simply cannot afford it.”

Community growth and regional collaboration was a big focus for the Town of St. Paul in 2023 and will continue to be a focus in 2024.

Three outdoor rinks are now available for the public, and the Town of St. Paul will continue to flood additional rinks as the temperature gets colder and snow finally arrives.