St. Paul News

Everyone is invited to take part in the Cabrinia Cup, which features some stiff competition in the annual bean bag tournament, along with a unique tractor and car show complete with parade.

Between a busy work schedule and spending time camping with his young family, Matt Bednarchuk also finds time to lace up his runners and hit the road on his bike, while also raising funds to battle childhood cancer.

North America observed National Mutt Day on July 31, celebrating mixed breed dogs, and to bring attention to mutts in need of a home. In the Lakeland, many mutts continue to seek their forever family.

With the Junior B Hockey season nearing, the St. Paul Canadiens have welcomed veteran player Isaak Watters as the team’s new captain for the 2023-24 season.

Throughout the month of July, the Mental Health Capacity Building (MHCB) in Schools Initiative in St. Paul has been working to promote mental health for kids by offering outdoor, summer fun.

Residents living near a vehicle repair shop in the County of St. Paul have voiced concerns following the first reading of a bylaw to rezone the property from Agriculture District to a Light Industrial Residential District.

The St. Paul Tennis Club will be running another tennis camp Aug. 14 to 18.

The Town of St. Paul heard feedback concerning a proposed rezoning of a piece land from Urban Development District to Industrial District during a public hearing during its July 24 council meeting.

A group known as “No to CO2,” is speaking up against a large-scale carbon capture project that is being proposed in the Lakeland region. A public information meeting is set for tonight at Lac Bellevue Hall, and a second session is scheduled for Aug. 2 at Flat lake Hall.

A volleyball camp in St. Paul earlier this month brought athletes from across the region together.