St. Paul News

Even with the winter chill and snow still covering the ground, gardeners can begin preparing for the growing season by starting their seeds indoors, transferring them outside when the weather warms up.

There is a need to expand public transit in the St. Paul region, according to Town of St. Paul CAO Steven Jeffery.

In April 2002, the Enriquez family officially moved to St. Paul. They remain in the community today.

A human skull found by a hunter last year in Saddle Lake Cree Nation has now been identified by police.

The Town of St. Paul tabled the proposed bylaw for the St. Paul North Intermunicipal Area Structure Plan (ASP) after a public hearing during the Town’s Feb. 24 council meeting. 

Council looks at creating more scholarships rather than offering swag items to graduating students.

The St. Paul and District Hospital Foundation has set its sights high and is aiming to raise $1 million for its CT Scanner Initiative. 

Teams from across the Lakeland Soccer District in the U13 to U17 categories went head-to-head at the Reid Fieldhouse in Cold Lake.

The St. Paul 4-H Multi-Club held its annual communication event on Feb. 23 at Portage College, offering the young 4-H members a chance to practice their public speaking and presentation skills.

“Pink Shirt Day” began as an act of protest by two Nova Scotia teens in 2007.