St. Paul News

It has been several years since Portage College began hosting its annual spaghetti supper. This year, about 100 members of the community attended the event on Nov. 6 to enjoy the buffet, while also supporting a good cause. 

The Treaty 6 flag was raised for the first time at the Portage College St. Paul campus on Nov. 4. 

LAKELAND - A local man believes he has developed an efficient and more environmentally friendly method of tackling brush piles that are seen dotted across the Lakeland landscape than the traditional burn and bury method.

During a Remembrance Day ceremony at Glen Avon School, wreathes created by students and including words to express gratitude to veterans who fought for the freedom all Canadians enjoy today, were on display. 

Five people are now facing charges after an alleged break and enter in progress was interrupted by a property owner.

For the third year in a row, the St. Paul Bengals have returned home as provincial champions in the 9-A-Side Tier I category.

Over the past week, the St. Paul RCMP detachment has received seven reports of stolen vehicles from the area - along with responding to a total of 219 calls for service over the same week-long period.

The George McDougall-Smoky Lake Healthcare Centre will experience from service disruptions over the coming weeks.

Rows of banners bearing the faces of veterans from the St. Paul area hang proudly along main street in St. Paul.

RCMP are hoping the public can help track down a teenager who was last seen on Nov. 3 in Saddle Lake.