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The power of ‘thank you’ over ‘forgive me’

The power of ‘thank you’ over ‘forgive me’

I recently attended an Indigenous cultural competency workshop. The speaker, Kelly Brownbill, offered actionable ways to be a better ally, not only to Indigenous people, but to minorities at large.
New exhibits revealed at St. Paul Museum open house

New exhibits revealed at St. Paul Museum open house

This year's St. Paul Museum open house not only kicked off the 2024 season but also marked milestones for the two museums that came together 20 years ago.
Five colourful rock snakes need your help to grow

Five colourful rock snakes need your help to grow

Across the St. Paul region, a family of five painted rock snakes are needing the community’s help to grow and maybe even reach each other.
Full day of fun for Canada Day in St. Paul

Full day of fun for Canada Day in St. Paul

Part 2: Brain Injury survivor finds new purpose through visual art

Part 2: Brain Injury survivor finds new purpose through visual art

Brain Injury Awareness Month takes place every June. The awareness campaign aims to bring awareness to the cause of brain injury and educate people about brain injury.
City of Cold Lake council debates funding for Safe Baby Haven Box

City of Cold Lake council debates funding for Safe Baby Haven Box

COLD LAKE – City of Cold Lake council further debated the implementation and funding of a Safe Baby Haven Box at the June 18 Corporate Priorities Meeting. 
St. Albert player on Stanley Cup winning Florida Panthers team

St. Albert player on Stanley Cup winning Florida Panthers team

A silver lining of the Edmonton Oilers coming up short against the Florida Panthers in Game 7 on Monday is that Alberta's Josh Mahura is now a Stanley Cup champion.
Lakeland Motorcycle Ride for Dad cruises for a cure

Lakeland Motorcycle Ride for Dad cruises for a cure

Engines roared as the Lakeland Motorcycle Ride for Dad embarked on its annual journey, starting from Alexander Community Hall near Ardmore, June 22.
Lac La Biche County officials say there were no wolves in public park

Lac La Biche County officials say there were no wolves in public park

Reports of wolves unfounded, but five large dogs collared by peace officers
Elk Point to be part of Canada Day cross-Canada record breaker

Elk Point to be part of Canada Day cross-Canada record breaker

Elk Point Canada Day celebrations will see an attempt at breaking a unique world record on July 1, along with the usual celebrations, such as a parade.
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