Opinion

This past weekend saw the annual Heritage Festival once again bring the world to St. Paul, with foods, dances and music from around the world entertaining people.

It seems as though the season of crisp air, crunching leaves, and even more unpredictable than usual Alberta weather is officially upon us.

Canada's heart beats in its small communities. These are communities where people don't just tolerate their neighbours, they cherish them.

The long federal election campaign continues to tick on, with no major salvos or wins for any one of the three major party leaders, who, as of last week, were reportedly in a three-way dead heat among voters.

The Visit is a return to form for its director M. Night Shamalayan.

Is it just me for is basic customer service in restaurants going downhill? I have had some experiences both here in St. Paul and in other communities recently that have left a bad taste in my mouth.

To the Editor: The Sept. 1 edition of the St. Paul Journal reported that the Town of St.

It’s often said that a picture can speak 1,000 words and in the case of little Aylan Kurdi, those 1,000 words spoke a tale of desperation ending in devastation.

I woke up on the first day of school feeling pretty good – I’d organized everything by 8 a.m. when I realized I had missed that requisite first day of school picture.

A step by step of our political cartoonist Patrick LaMontagne and his creative process.