St. Paul News

During a delegation at the Nov. 14 County of St. Paul council meeting, St. Paul Fire Chief Trevor Kotowich told council there is less interest from people to volunteer as firefighters. 

While no decision has been made, the Town of St. Paul met with representatives from the St. Paul Animal Shelter on Nov. 16 regarding an increased need for space at the shelter.

An approximately 42-megawatt (MW) solar power project by Obton Solar Canada is being proposed near Vilna. 

Senior citizens from across the Town and County of St. Paul packed the All Saints Ukrainian Cultural Centre on Wednesday at the St. Paul Regional FCSS and Family Resource Network hosted the Santa’s Seniors Festival.

St. Paul RCMP arrested a woman and are now looking for a man following a search of a residence on Nov. 3.

The St. Paul Bengals bantam football team will play for a provincial championship title on Saturday, in St. Paul.

‘Our constituency has banded together, and we just knocked it out of the park... This is a win for all of us, the more active we are, the more we can press government for more ability to be heard – that is a powerful tool,’ says Bonnyville-Cold Lake-St. Paul MLA Scott Cyr.

The Royal Canadian legion St. Paul Branch 100 hosted the annual Remembrance Day ceremony on Nov. 11, welcoming a full house to the St. Paul Rec. Centre.

Under the dark November sky, a candlelight vigil was held at Lion's Park. Despite the chilly and windy weather, a small gathering of residents gathered on Nov. 8 to observe Domestic Violence Awareness Month.

Emil Starosielski celebrated his 100th birthday on Nov. 5.