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The County of St. Paul’s audited financial statements for 2022 have been released, ending the previous year with a stable footing, said the municipality’s auditor during the April 25 Public Works meeting.

The Dragonfly Counselling and Support Centre received just over $52,000 from the provincial government to address the wait lists for sexual assault survivors wanting to access support in the Lakeland, and to expand services.

The Lakeland Female Development Camp is the first of its kind to take place in the region. The five-day hockey camp is expected to draw in 150 female athletes aged seven to 15 from across province to the C2 from Aug. 21 to 25.

Tickets available online for Churchill Park concert

Over a two-day period in June, industry leaders and service providers of the oil and gas sector will arrive in Bonnyville to network and demonstrate what they do best at the sixth biennial Bonnyville Oil and Gas Show.

Producers will see changes with pest control baits being sold by the County of St. Paul.

The 2022 St. Paul Bengals cheered in unison as they received their championship rings last Wednesday evening in a ceremony at the St. Paul Regional High School, surrounded by friends and families.

The 6th Annual Battle of the Books was held at the Cold Lake Public Library on May 4. This annual event is a partnership between the public library and schools in the area.

On May 5, the Mannawanis Native Friendship Centre (MNFC) held a red ribbon ceremony in honour of the MMIWG2S (Murdered Missing Indigenous Women Girls 2 Spirit) at the St. Paul Lions Park.

Dotting the eyes and squeezing out smiles is a lot harder than it looks, says volunteer Carrie Baumgardner.