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Rick Janvier, a member of the Cold Lake First Nations from Treaty 6 territory, addressed City of Cold Lake council to request support for an upcoming event aimed at fostering stronger relationships between First Nations and non-First Nations communities.

This year, teams from St. Paul Regional High School were crowned the 2024 NEASAA Team Handball champions for both the boys and girls division.

Weather, historical data and fire characteristics are all part of hazard sign information

School officials say a quarter-million litres of water poured into Plamondon school

City council took another look at its Vacant Lot Sale Incentive Program, amending how property owners could market the sale of land, while still qualifying for the program.

The Alberta government has launched a new funding initiative to support rural shelters. Among the communities set to benefit from the funding are St. Paul and Cold Lake. 

The St. Paul Fish and Game Association’s (SPFGA) 30th annual supper and auction on April 27 raised money for various projects and events.

Grant is for small and mid-sized projects, including indoor and outdoor skating rinks, community pools, indoor turf centres, pickle ball courts, and other sport and recreational facilities.

The Government of Alberta has announced $1.1 million in funding from the Investment and Growth Fund for a project for a project in the Elk Point and Frog Lake area, while the federal government has announced $5 million to support the creation of a hemp processing facility.

"There's been a spirit in Alberta political culture that we want as many people and as many different types of people voting in elections. That changes with Bill 20."