Janice Huser is a local journalist based in St. Paul, Canada. She writes for the St. Paul Journal and Alberta Prime Times, covering a range of topics including local news, community events, sports, and weather. Janice's work has also been featured in Mountain View Today.
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Janice Huser’s coverage focuses primarily on local events and community news in St. Paul, Alberta, with an emphasis on school and sports events, as well as government announcements affecting the community.
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A long-time tradition in St. Paul during rodeo week is the ATCO pancake breakfast, which was held on Thursday morning.
The Town of St. Paul's chili cooking team is on a roll. Not long after the Town of St. Paul won the Elk Point chili cook-off on Aug.
The Rodeo Mile was back in this year's rodeo week line-up, and attracted upwards of 70 racers.
Residents new and old will be able to get to know the community more at this year's Community Awareness Night, which is set for Sept. 11 at the St. Paul Rec. Centre.
An unseasonably hot weekend is expected across the Lakeland. LAKELAND - The mornings may feel like fall lately, but the days still feel like
By: Janice Huser
An investigation into an officer involved shooting that took place near Ardmore in January 2021 has found that the police officer's “response of firing his handgun once was proportionate, necessary, and reasonable.”
By: Janice Huser
The report further notes that “The stolen truck, a F-350, is a large and heavy vehicle capable of causing serious injury even when a person is inside another vehicle. When the [subject officer] responded with a single shot, he intended to cause death or grievous bodily harm. The two are proportionate.”
By: Janice Huser
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The MD of Bonnyville has approved the change in use of a property that was formerly used as a bed and breakfast to institutional use for a proposed group home.
By: Janice Huser
BONNYVILLE - The Town of Bonnyville has approved franchise fee increases for both natural gas and electricity, which will result in an average of $1 per month increase on natural gas utility bills for residents, and $1.
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