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Active, residential real estate prices in St. Paul Town had an average listing price of $365060. Currently the most expensive listing in the area is $900000, while the lowest priced property can be purchased for only $44900. An excellent way to compare real estate prices is by using price per square foot of living space. St. Paul Town has a current average price of $250 per square foot. This is for homes that are averaging 3.6 beds, 2.4 bathrooms and 1452 sqft. Click on area links below for areas stats, area news and active real estate for sale.

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Novice jamboree sees 180 athletes hit the ice - St. Paul Journal Novice jamboree sees 180 athletes hit the ice St. Paul JournalSt. Paul Novice hockey teams hosted its first ever jamboree on Jan. 12 and 13, drawing in teams from near and far for two days of action at the Clancy Richard ...
When an Alberta town decided to build a UFO landing pad - CBC.ca When an Alberta town decided to build a UFO landing pad CBC.caThe town of St. Paul, Alta., took western hospitality to a new realm in 1967. When others in Canada were building roadside outhouses or enormous fish statues ...
Five for Friday: Top five 'colds' to help you through this flu season - Kamloops Matters Five for Friday: Top five 'colds' to help you through this flu season Kamloops MattersWith this year's flu season ramping up, chances are you've already been hit with the sniffles, a cough or much worse. It's pretty difficult to make it...
Feedback on cannabis bylaw still being accepted - St. Paul Journal Feedback on cannabis bylaw still being accepted St. Paul JournalAn open house to discuss the draft of the incoming cannabis land use bylaw amendment in the Town of St. Paul was sparsely attended on Sept. 20. If passed ...
'We're so used to not saying anything': Standing up against racism in St. Paul, Alta. - CBC.ca 'We're so used to not saying anything': Standing up against racism in St. Paul, Alta. CBC.caSt. Paul's claim to fame is having the world's first UFO landing pad. Its plaque says "all visitors from Earth or otherwise are welcome to this...
Town of St. Paul addresses smoking bylaw as legalization of cannabis arrives - St. Paul Journal Town of St. Paul addresses smoking bylaw as legalization of cannabis arrives St. Paul JournalTown of St. Paul council held a second council meeting last week, in an effort to firm up bylaws before Oct. 17 – the date that cannabis...
Chamber of the Year for St. Paul - St. Paul Journal Chamber of the Year for St. Paul St. Paul JournalThe St. Paul & District Chamber of Commerce received a nod of approval in May when it was announced as the Chamber of the Year for chambers with ...
Town battling spring thaw as old issue floods to the surface - St. Paul Journal Town battling spring thaw as old issue floods to the surface St. Paul JournalThe spring melt quickly became a problem for the Town of St. Paul last week in the southwest area of town. Melting snow formed a large pond at the corner of...
Community Resources - St. Paul Journal Community Resources St. Paul JournalTo include your club or organization, or to notify the Journal of any changes to contact information, email: Clare Gauvreau. ORGANIZATIONS: CLUBS AND ...
Lions win under the lights - St. Paul Journal Lions win under the lights St. Paul JournalThe St. Paul Lions won 28-7 against the Bonnyville Voyageurs in their first game under the new lights at St. Paul Regional High School on Friday. “I think our ...
Cougar sighting in St. Paul - St. Paul Journal Cougar sighting in St. Paul St. Paul JournalA cougar sighting had the town in an uproar on the afternoon of July 18, when the Town of St. Paul announced on its Facebook page one had been spotted near ...
Tornado spotted northeast of Edmonton as storm system moves through - Edmonton Journal Tornado spotted northeast of Edmonton as storm system moves through Edmonton JournalSevere thunderstorm "possibly producing a tornado" sited about 20 kilometres north of the town of Andrew.
St. Paul teachers reject school board offer, authorize strike vote - Toronto Star St. Paul teachers reject school board offer, authorize strike vote Toronto StarAt a general meeting Tuesday night, teachers employed by St. Paul Education Regional Division No. 1 voted 90 per cent in favour of authorizing the Alberta ...
When it comes to flu, prevention is the only protection - St. Paul Journal When it comes to flu, prevention is the only protection St. Paul JournalGetting the flu shot every year helps protect the whole community is the key message from Dr. Christine Kennedy, Interim Medical Officer of Health in Alberta ...
RCMP execute search warrants, charge four men - St. Paul Journal RCMP execute search warrants, charge four men St. Paul JournalOn Sept. 25, the St. Paul RCMP with assistance from the Eastern Alberta Rural Crime Reduction Unit (EADRCRU) executed a search warrant for two locations in ...
84-year-old Mary Poppins book returned to Alberta public library - Global News Edmonton 84-year-old Mary Poppins book returned to Alberta public library Global News EdmontonStaff at St. Paul Municipal Library were thrilled to have the old book returned and plan to showcase it in a display case.
Lions advance to provincial final - St. Paul Journal Lions advance to provincial final St. Paul JournalThe St. Paul Lions advanced to the provincial final in a 20-10 home win against the Stettler Wildcats on a cold Saturday afternoon. Head coach Mark Tichkowsky ...
Fire destroys row of townhouses in Elk Point, Alberta - Global News Fire destroys row of townhouses in Elk Point, Alberta Global NewsA row of townhouses in an east-central Alberta town burned to the ground on Friday, according to Jay Duffee, who works for the Town of Elk Point public works ...
St. Paul Education apologizes for insensitive course material on residential schools - St. Paul Journal St. Paul Education apologizes for insensitive course material on residential schools St. Paul JournalSt. Paul Education is apologizing for what Superintendent Glen Brodziak calls an inexcusable question found in a social studies module...
St. Paul scrapping photo radar program - Globalnews.ca St. Paul scrapping photo radar program Globalnews.caSt. Paul town council voted unanimously earlier this month to get rid of the controversial photo radar program, which was introduced three years ago.
RCMP respond to 170 calls for service from Sept. 27 to Oct. 3 - St. Paul Journal RCMP respond to 170 calls for service from Sept. 27 to Oct. 3 St. Paul JournalFrom Sept. 27 to Oct. 3, St. Paul RCMP responded to 170 calls for *service*. Of those, 28 were traffic related, 33 were property crimes, seven were persons...
Mapping crime in town - Bonnyville Nouvelle Mapping crime in town Bonnyville NouvelleThe Bonnyville RCMP's Crime Map for the town was launched earlier this month. It features icons displaying where, when, and what crimes have been ...
UCP call rural crime an ‘epidemic’ - St. Paul Journal UCP call rural crime an ‘epidemic’ St. Paul JournalRural crime is an “epidemic that has been plaguing rural communities across Alberta for more than three years,” according to a July 4 report from the United ...
Remember that time the Pope came to town? - St. Albert Gazette Remember that time the Pope came to town? St. Albert GazetteRoots of History The Gazette is digging into a different part of Sturgeon County's history each month this year to commemorate the county's centennial. Do you ...
County approves 2018 budget - St. Paul Journal County approves 2018 budget St. Paul JournalThe County of St. Paul council members approved the 2018 budget during April's monthly county meeting, April 10, and is projected a slight surplus overall.
Headliners announced for Centerfield Music Festival - St. Paul Journal Headliners announced for Centerfield Music Festival St. Paul JournalThe headliners for this year's Centerfield Music Festival have been announced, and Troubadour Event Management Keynon Ternovoy is excited to be able to ...
New judge wants to be a role model - St. Paul Journal New judge wants to be a role model St. Paul JournalA new full-time judge with ties to the Treaty Six region has been appointed to the provincial court in St. Paul. Judge Cheryl Arcand-Kootenay is a member of the ...
Young woman killed in St. Paul crash - CTV News Young woman killed in St. Paul crash CTV NewsA 19-year-old woman was killed in a highway crash Wednesday night.
Pumphouse upgrade on the way - Mountain View Gazette Pumphouse upgrade on the way Mountain View GazetteLocated at the Didsbury Golf Club next to the giant water tower with the golfer painted on the side, the facility provides water for the town. Doing the work on the ...
Wolverines win provincial championship - Rocky Mountain Outlook Wolverines win provincial championship Rocky Mountain OutlookFORT MCMURRAY– The Canmore Wolverines feel like the winners of the Grey Cup after defeating the St. Paul Lions 24-10 in the Tier 4 Alberta Bowl provincial ...
Town passes cannabis land use bylaw - Bonnyville Nouvelle Town passes cannabis land use bylaw Bonnyville NouvelleThe Town of Bonnyville has passed their land use bylaw for recreational cannabis, along with the licensing permit fee. During their regular meeting on Tuesday, ...
Crime Reduction Unit arrests five with assistance from eyes in the sky - St. Paul Journal Crime Reduction Unit arrests five with assistance from eyes in the sky St. Paul JournalOn Oct. 9, RCMP members from the Elk Point Detachment, Cold Lake, Bonnyville Detachments, along with Cold Lake Police Dog Services (PDS), and the ...
Town of St. Paul elects new mayor, council - St. Paul Journal Town of St. Paul elects new mayor, council St. Paul JournalAn appetite for change saw the Town of St. Paul elect a brand-new mayor, as former school board chair Maureen Miller will lead a new group of councillors in ...
Lease renewed at Tin Cup - St. Paul Journal Lease renewed at Tin Cup St. Paul Journal“We discussed new requirements and expectations. It was a positive meeting,” said Town of St. Paul CAO Kim Heyman in her report at the Nov. 26 council ...
Officials express further concern at Two Hills Mennonite School tour - St. Paul Journal Officials express further concern at Two Hills Mennonite School tour St. Paul JournalA tour that included UCP MLA Dave Hanson, St. Paul Education Regional Division board members, Superintendent Glen Brodziak, the Two Hills Mennonite ...
Sprinting camp teaches mechanics of running - St. Paul Journal Sprinting camp teaches mechanics of running St. Paul JournalA group of young athletes braved the warm weather last week, gathering at the track at the St. Paul Regional High School nearly every day after school for a ...
Man, 42, charged with 2nd-degree murder in St. Paul motel death - CBC.ca Man, 42, charged with 2nd-degree murder in St. Paul motel death CBC.caRCMP have charged a 42-year-old man with second-degree murder in the beating death of a man in a St. Paul motel.
County introduces bylaw to prohibit public cannabis use - St. Paul Journal County introduces bylaw to prohibit public cannabis use St. Paul JournalThe County of St. Paul gave first reading to Bylaw 2018-20 – Cannabis Consumption Bylaw during the regular council meeting on Nov. 13. The bylaw prohibits ...
52 places to go in 2019: The top destinations to visit this year - The Irish Times 52 places to go in 2019: The top destinations to visit this year The Irish TimesFrom Norway to Australia, and from Japan to Puerto Rico, here's our pick of destinations – enough to keep you busy for every week of the next 12 months ...
Priest’s letter questions residential school experience - St. Paul Journal Priest’s letter questions residential school experience St. Paul JournalThe Diocese of St. Paul is distancing itself from statements made by a St. Paul priest addressing residential schools and reconciliation. “I have a problem with...
Man arrested in St. Paul on second degree murder charges in Edmonton case - St. Paul Journal Man arrested in St. Paul on second degree murder charges in Edmonton case St. Paul JournalA 33-year-old man was arrested by EPS Homicide detectives on Saturday afternoon, June 2, in St. Paul and has been charged with second degree murder.
Vilna Pharmacy targeted - St. Paul Journal Vilna Pharmacy targeted St. Paul JournalThe owner of the Vilna Pharmacy is feeling thankful for the community after a break-in early in the morning on Nov. 23 destroyed the front of her building.
Full house at crime meeting in Ashmont - St. Paul Journal Full house at crime meeting in Ashmont St. Paul JournalIt was standing room only in the Ashmont Legion Hall while St. Paul Staff Sgt. Corey Blize gave his presentation of crime statistics specific to the County of St.
Stolen car clocked at 177km/h near St. Paul, say Mounties - Edmonton Sun Stolen car clocked at 177km/h near St. Paul, say Mounties Edmonton SunFour teenagers arrested in a stolen car clocked travelling close to 180km/h in northern Alberta earlier this week.
Spedden School destroyed in suspicious blaze - St. Paul Journal Spedden School destroyed in suspicious blaze St. Paul JournalSmoky Lake County Fire Rescue Chief Scott Franchuk confirmed that the Vilna Fire Department responded to the structure fire in Spedden at 10:21 p.m. on ...
Local UCP candidates gear up for 2019 provincial election - The Cold Lake Sun Local UCP candidates gear up for 2019 provincial election The Cold Lake SunThe race for the United Conservative Party nomination is three-pronged between St. Paul MLA Dave Hanson, Cold Lake mayor Craig Copeland and Glenn ...
Two Hills Mennonite School project still not complete - St. Paul Journal Two Hills Mennonite School project still not complete St. Paul JournalSt. Paul Education Regional Division board trustees and administration voiced their concern and frustrations regarding the still not complete Two Hills ...
Treaty Talk moves past invisible line to build relationships - St. Paul Journal Treaty Talk moves past invisible line to build relationships St. Paul JournalReunion Station was packed full of people from both Saddle Lake and St. Paul at the first screening of Treaty Talk: Sharing the River of Life on Friday morning.
Unusual But Super Fun Things To Do In Alberta For Cheap - Narcity Unusual But Super Fun Things To Do In Alberta For Cheap NarcityWhen you've lived in Alberta for long enough, it can really start to feel as though you've done and seen it all. There's only so many times you can make a day trip ...
Town hires new CAO - St. Paul Journal Town hires new CAO St. Paul JournalTown of St. Paul council has entered into an agreement with a new CAO to lead the municipality, hiring former County of St. Paul CAO Kim Heyman to fill the ...
Elks radio auction to support community groups - St. Paul Journal Elks radio auction to support community groups St. Paul JournalThe St. Paul Elks are hosting the 37th annual radio auction on Nov. 4, and they're expecting it to be “a real social gathering” for the community, and of course a ...
Town talks cannabis - Bonnyville Nouvelle Town talks cannabis Bonnyville NouvelleWith the legalization of marijuana just around the corner, the Town of Bonnyville discussed the bylaws they've implemented and the ability to enforce them ...
Daytime carjacking a traumatic experience for resident - St. Paul Journal Daytime carjacking a traumatic experience for resident St. Paul JournalA terrifying situation unfolded for a local resident on Nov. 26. when a carjacking occurred within the Town of St. Paul. St. Paul RCMP confirmed members ...
Here are the 17 cannabis retailers in Alberta that will have licences on legalization day - Toronto Star Here are the 17 cannabis retailers in Alberta that will have licences on legalization day Toronto StarAlberta's first fully licensed cannabis dispensary will be opening in Devon and expects it will be one of the few operations that will...
Centerfield hits it out of the park - St. Paul Journal Centerfield hits it out of the park St. Paul JournalThe Centerfield Music Festival was another outstanding weekend filled country music and plenty of fun. “It was great, it was phenomenal,” said Keynon Ternovoy ...
Reconciliation in small towns: Is it happening? - CBC.ca Reconciliation in small towns: Is it happening? CBC.caWhat does reconciliation look like in small communities? It's a question that reporters for Discourse Media and CBC Indigenous have been trying to answer.
Town discusses changes to cannabis bylaw - Bonnyville Nouvelle Town discusses changes to cannabis bylaw Bonnyville NouvelleLast-minute discussions about the Town of Bonnyville's cannabis consumption bylaw may restrict recreational use of the drug. On Tuesday, Oct. 9, during their ...
Heyman eases into CAO position - St. Paul Journal Heyman eases into CAO position St. Paul JournalWhen Kim Heyman saw the position of CAO for the Town of St. Paul advertised, she saw it as an opportunity to return to a community that she still considered to ...
Foul play not suspected after RCMP find remains of woman who vanished in central Alberta 19 months ago - Global News Foul play not suspected after RCMP find remains of woman who vanished in central Alberta 19 months ago Global NewsA year-and -a-half after she went missing in Saddle Lake, Alta., the RCMP say they have discovered the remains of...
Cannabis retailers coming to town - Bonnyville Nouvelle Cannabis retailers coming to town Bonnyville NouvelleTown of Bonnyville council approved development permits for The Hive Cannabis Corp. and Canna Cabana after both met the requirements set by the ...
'Offensive' online test about Indigenous Canadians symptom of larger problem in Alberta schools, say advocates - CBC.ca 'Offensive' online test about Indigenous Canadians symptom of larger problem in Alberta schools, say advocates CBC.caAdvocates say outdated and offensive beliefs about Indigenous Canadians are still taught in the Alberta curriculum.
Medical practice focus of talks in St. Paul - St. Paul Journal Medical practice focus of talks in St. Paul St. Paul JournalA March 1 meeting to discuss good medical practice saw several people raising concerns about doctor care, referrals and communication from Alberta Health ...
Bus safety issues explored by SPERD board - St. Paul Journal Bus safety issues explored by SPERD board St. Paul JournalAlthough discussions were already taking place regarding a couple bus safety issues, two matters were brought up at the April 11 St. Paul Education Regional ...
New Jr. A team established in Cold Lake - St. Paul Journal New Jr. A team established in Cold Lake St. Paul JournalThe Cold Lake Wings are a recent addition to a brand new hockey league, and will ice a team for the 2018-19 season. The Wings joined the Western Provinces ...
St. Paul celebrating sainthood of Mother Teresa - CBC.ca St. Paul celebrating sainthood of Mother Teresa CBC.caMother Teresa has visited the small community of St. Paul back in the 1980's. So in honour of her being declared a saint by Pope Francis, the town of St. Paul is ...
Alberta to hire 100 paramedics, buy 17 ambulances - CTV News Alberta to hire 100 paramedics, buy 17 ambulances CTV NewsThe Alberta government is spending $29 million dollars to hire additional paramedics, buy new ambulances and improve *service* for the public and frontline staff.
Ready and waiting: Alberta town built world's first UFO landing pad 45 years ago - National Post Ready and waiting: Alberta town built world's first UFO landing pad 45 years ago National PostThe 130-tonne landmark of concrete and steel can still draw a crowd like nothing else for 200 km in any direction — and maybe much, much...
Mayor rallies behind Alberta colleagues to advocate for fair cannabis and sustainable funding - Cochrane Eagle Mayor rallies behind Alberta colleagues to advocate for fair cannabis and sustainable funding Cochrane EagleAddressing long-term municipal funding concerns was top of mind at the Mid-Sized Cities Conference held in Edmonton last week....
Town passes municipal tax increase - Bonnyville Nouvelle Town passes municipal tax increase Bonnyville NouvelleTown council unanimously passed a two per cent municipal tax rate increase for 2018 during their April 24 meeting. “Based on the budget that was just passed, ...
Red Ribbon campaign launched - St. Paul Journal Red Ribbon campaign launched St. Paul JournalMADD Canada, emergency personnel and Town of St. Paul council members combined forces to launch the annual Red Ribbon campaign last Tuesday with a ...
No fix till spring for rough town road - St. Albert Gazette No fix till spring for rough town road St. Albert GazetteMorinville residents will have to wait until next spring before the province fixes a botched repair job that has turned the town's main road into a.
Elk Point Golf Course asks county to test site for gravel - St. Paul Journal Elk Point Golf Course asks county to test site for gravel St. Paul JournalOn Friday, golf course president Don Schultz and vice-president Murray Cochrane approached County of St. Paul council with the idea of relocating the golf ...
Town brings cannabis signage back to the table - Bonnyville Nouvelle Town brings cannabis signage back to the table Bonnyville Nouvelle“I wasn't happy with how the bylaw was written, basically reducing me down to one sign, when every other legal business in Bonnyville doesn't have that ...
17 Alberta shops will sell cannabis on 1st day of legalization - Global News Lethbridge 17 Alberta shops will sell cannabis on 1st day of legalization Global News LethbridgeWATCH ABOVE: Federal legalization of marijuana is less than two weeks away. But on Oct. 17, only 17 stores across Alberta will be approved and ready to...
Sports Extra: Blue Jays alumni fly into town for camp; Alberta Summer Games, Impact soccer and more - St. Albert Gazette Sports Extra: Blue Jays alumni fly into town for camp; Alberta Summer Games, Impact soccer and more St. Albert GazetteThe Blue Jays will soar into town next week for their annual summer Honda Super Camp. Jays alumni will descend on St....
Canadiens win three in three - St. Paul Journal Canadiens win three in three St. Paul JournalThe St. Paul Junior B Canadiens are on a hot streak after three wins in three days, including a 10-goal game against Frog Lake, a shootout win against Killam, ...
'Never at ease': Rural crime spurs new RCMP approach to tackling root causes - Edmonton Journal 'Never at ease': Rural crime spurs new RCMP approach to tackling root causes Edmonton JournalStanding in a nearly empty Quonset on a northern Alberta farm, Lawrence Ference jabs his finger into the air pointing to spots where his...
World's First UFO Landing Pad – Saint Paul, Alberta - Atlas Obscura World's First UFO Landing Pad – Saint Paul, Alberta Atlas ObscuraBuilt as part of the Canadian centennial celebration in 1967, St. Paul, Alberta has an official UFO landing welcome site. Weighing just over 130 tons, the large ...
eEditions - Bonnyville Nouvelle eEditions Bonnyville NouvellePrint Features include eEditions of the Bonnyville Nouvelle regular weekly publication as well as additional Print Features.
Town starts talking 2019 budget - Bonnyville Nouvelle Town starts talking 2019 budget Bonnyville NouvelleDuring their regular council meeting on Tuesday, Oct. 23, assistant CAO Bill Rogers presented the first drafts of the operational and capital budgets for council to ...
Bengals win right to host provincial championships - St. Paul Journal Bengals win right to host provincial championships St. Paul JournalFor the first time in its 34-year history of St Paul football, the town will host an Alberta football provincial title game Saturday at St. Paul Regional high school at...
2018 town budget has one flaw - Cochrane Eagle 2018 town budget has one flaw Cochrane EagleSo the 2019 budget has passed and with that comes controversy, not surprising really when you consider that only seven people decide where our tax dollars ...
Town of Sundre council notes - Sundre Roundup Town of Sundre council notes Sundre RoundupLinda Nelson, chief administrative officer, presented for council's consideration a public participation policy, which under new legislation municipalities were ...
Elk Point townhouse fire the largest blaze crews have seen in 15-20 years - Global News Elk Point townhouse fire the largest blaze crews have seen in 15-20 years Global NewsThe deputy fire chief of a volunteer fire department in eastern Alberta says a destructive townhouse fire in Elk Point on Friday night is unlike...
Alberta storms see wind speeds reach 122 km/h - CBC.ca Alberta storms see wind speeds reach 122 km/h CBC.caEastern Alberta saw the highest wind speeds when a series of storms swept across the province on the weekend, with gusts reaching 122 kilometres an hour in ...
1st-degree murder charge laid in woman’s death in eastern Alberta - Global News 1st-degree murder charge laid in woman’s death in eastern Alberta Global NewsA 27-year-old man has been charged with first-degree murder following a woman's death in eastern Alberta over the weekend.
High School Rodeo rides through town - St. Paul Journal High School Rodeo rides through town St. Paul JournalWranglers, cowboy hats, boots and great rodeo action took over in St. Paul this past weekend, with horse trailers abound surrounded the Ag Corral for the 19th ...
Town of Barrhead CAO resigns - Barrhead Leader Town of Barrhead CAO resigns Barrhead LeaderTown of Barrhead councillors, at their regular Nov. 14 meeting, learned that in the New Year, the town will need a new CAO. After nearly seven-and-a-half years, ...
Cannabis retailers receive development permits - Mountain View Gazette Cannabis retailers receive development permits Mountain View GazetteCARSTAIRS-DIDSBURY – So far, two cannabis retail sales applicants have received development permits from the Town of Didsbury, said Matthew ...
Hockey school is about life and not giving up - St. Paul Journal Hockey school is about life and not giving up St. Paul JournalFor the second year in a row “3 Nolans Hockey School” came to Saddle Lake to work with youth aged seven to 15 on the ice at the Manitou Kihew Arena.
Housing market sees cool down - St. Paul Journal Housing market sees cool down St. Paul JournalSeveral homeowners have been seeing their market values drop and waiting longer to sell their homes, as housing prices have cooled down in St. Paul.
Senior SPAA badminton players net medals - St. Paul Journal Senior SPAA badminton players net medals St. Paul JournalSenior High badminton athletes took to the courts on Wednesday during the St. Paul Athletics Association (SPAA) championship tournament. The action took ...
Registries still suffering from staff shortage - Bonnyville Nouvelle Registries still suffering from staff shortage Bonnyville NouvelleResidents are describing the cutback in hours at Bonnyville Registries as inconvenient and frustrating. Over the last few months, the local *Service* Alberta ...
Snow in September expected across west-central Alberta this week - Global News Edmonton Snow in September expected across west-central Alberta this week Global News EdmontonWATCH ABOVE: Here's Jesse Beyer's Monday, September 10, 2018 Global News at Noon afternoon weather forecast for Edmonton, Alberta and the ...
Alberta RCMP confirm death of missing Indigenous woman - Global News Edmonton Alberta RCMP confirm death of missing Indigenous woman Global News EdmontonPolice said Lindsay Marie Jackson's body was located in the North Saskatchewan River on Wednesday near Duvernay, Alta.
Town continues preparations for legal cannabis - Westlock News Town continues preparations for legal cannabis Westlock NewsWestlock is a step closer to its first legal cannabis store after town council moved its amended land-use bylaw to first reading July 16. A public hearing will now ...
Ultra Soloist Daylan Wizniuk sets new 100km record - St. Paul Journal Ultra Soloist Daylan Wizniuk sets new 100km record St. Paul JournalTo run 100 km is no small feat. To do it in record time, and to beat the previous record by nearly three minutes is nothing short of amazing. Daylan Wizniuk, 28 ...
Town slams brakes on photo radar - St. Paul Journal Town slams brakes on photo radar St. Paul JournalSt. Paul Town Council listened to one final plea by Global Traffic Solutions on Dec. 11 in their last ditch effort to keep photo radar in St. Paul. After an extended ...
Alberta man charged in violent assault that led to evacuation of St. Paul apartment complex - Globalnews.ca Alberta man charged in violent assault that led to evacuation of St. Paul apartment complex Globalnews.caA 30-year-old man from Goodfish Lake is facing 20 criminal charges in connection with a violent assault and subsequent vehicle...
Netflix production calling action in Irricana - Rocky View Weekly Netflix production calling action in Irricana Rocky View WeeklyThe Town of Irricana has been overrun by zombies – the community is providing the backdrop for a new Netflix series, Black Summer, which will be filming in the ...

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St. Paul Town Real Estate Currently For Sale

	Average	Min	Max
List Price:	$ 365060	$ 44900	$ 900000
Days On Market:	197 days	2 days	1045 days
Sq. Ft.:	1452 sq ft.	614 sq ft.	3771 sq ft.
Price / Sq. Ft.:	$250 /sq ft.	$36 /sq ft.	$482 /sq ft.
Beds:	3.6 beds	1 beds	8 beds
Baths:	2.4 baths	1 baths	5 baths
Home Age:	35.0 years	3 years	114 years

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