St. Paul News

Junior high teams from across the St. Paul Athletics Association (SPAA) region gathered in St. Paul for the annual championship bonspiel.

Skijoring offered an afternoon of entertainment in St. Paul on Feb. 18.

BOSCOMBE - The Boscombe 4-H Multi Club held its public speaking event on Feb. 12, with youth presenting on a variety of topics. Results from the day include Hjordis St. Arnault in first place for junior speakers, Lennox St.

The St. Paul Canadiens Jr. B team has a chance to wrap up the first round of playoffs on Feb. 25 on home ice. The puck is set to drop at 7:30 p.m.

As part of the Shiver Fest, the St. Paul Regional Family Community Social Services (FCSS) and the St. Paul Museum brought several activities for the community and youth to enjoy.

École du Sommet students are getting real life experience watching fish grow from fertilized eggs.

Costs associated with hosting the Lakeland Rodeo Association finals in St. Paul are increasing, heard Town of St. Paul council on Feb. 13.

The Town of St. Paul is holding the line on its funding for the St. Paul & District Chamber of Commerce, despite a request for increased funding. Council also agreed to continue supporting a scholarship worth $500 per year, for local students pursuing post-secondary education.

A program in St. Paul is taking action to support men’s mental health in the community. Open to all, the group’s aim is to provide a safe space for men to gather and talk.