St. Paul News

Residents at the new Lakeshore condo were blown away by their first property tax bills, with the vice-president of the condo association approaching town council at its July 25 meeting to ask for either a break in their taxes or for services.

The love and loss of a beloved pet is what has inspired St. Paul’s first-ever Glow Run this fall, with organizer Tara Severin hoping to see the run provide a boost to the much-needed services of the St. Paul Animal Shelter.

On September 7th at Lac Bellevue Hall, a meeting has been scheduled regarding the limits on fishing across the province.

Board members for the CAP Arena were hoping to see Town of St. Paul council waive green fees for a fundraising tournament for the arena, a request which council considered at its July 25 meeting. Coun.

Just in time for Canada’s 150th birthday, the Ag Corral will be holding a grand opening, unveiling its renovation and a new look with an old-style, a classic Western saloon type façade. Andre Chamberland, president of the St.

On July 19, St. Paul’s own Calvin Vollrath had his name dedicated to the welcome sign on the east end of town, while also celebrating the tenth anniversary of Camp Calvin.

St. Paul and area competitors are so good, that it took them a few hours to complete what those on the Amazing Race take three weeks to do, traveling to different locations and completing a series of mental and physical challenges.

Dust filled the air, and a somber feeling was noted, as heavy machinery began the job of demolishing the Cultural Centre, also known as the “Old Brick School,” on Friday morning.

The results are in and although the Fraser Institute’s annual report cards on provincial schools can sometimes face criticism, this year’s results showcase the hard work being done in local schools, with Mallaig School coming out on top as the fastes