St. Paul News

About 125 graduates walked across the stage on June 27 at St. Paul Regional High School, signifying one of the largest groups of students to graduate from school.

The case of a St. Paul RCMP officer facing child exploitation charges was elevated from the provincial court to the Court of King's Bench, with his next court date scheduled next week.

More than just a game, St. Paul's youth flag football program is teaching valuable skills and fostering a love for the sport in young athletes.

With operational costs climbing and the municipal election just around the corner, the Town of St. Paul is pushing to update its recreation agreement with the County of St. Paul. 

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.