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The Voyageurs have two home games and two away games scheduled for the month of October.

Documents officially recognizes active partners in education journey

WARNING: This story contains distressing details. The Mannawanis Native Friendship Centre (MNFC) held St. Paul’s first-ever Murdered and Missing Indigenous Girls, Women and Two-Spirit people (MMIWG2S) conference on Oct. 4.

This year’s Fire Prevention Week will take place from October 8-14 and both the North and South Fire Halls will host open houses to meet with the community. 

COLD LAKE - The Cold Lake Aeros Jr. A hockey team started their regular season on Sept. 30 with a loss against the Hinton Timberwolves on home ice.

Getting set to set ... and bump and spike

On Friday, the Portage College Voyageurs women’s soccer squad dropped a 12-0 decision to the Keyano College Huskies in front of a small hometown crowd on the Bold Centre turf. The men’s team played at 7p.m.

The annual Iron Horse Ultra 100 brought runners from across the province and Canada to St. Paul on Sept. 30 and Oct. 1.

The Rural Renewal Stream (RRS) program has been gaining traction in the Lakeland, showing positive results in RRS-designated municipalities such as the STEP (St. Paul/Elk Point Economic Development Alliance) region and the City of Cold Lake.

COLD LAKE - Due to animal health and safety concerns, there were no dogs being walked at the Lakeland Humane Society's second annual Bark in the Park event held on Oct.