St. Paul News

It was a weekend filled with bright red lipstick, colourful dance costumes, and even some impressive acrobatics, as the Desna Ukrainian Dance Festival took place in town, welcoming about 10 clubs to participate in the event.

I could barely stand it at times, but it was like a car wreck in which I found myself unable to turn away, becoming just one of the thousands of people tuning in to the Netflix series, 13 Reasons Why.

Expectations were high for the Mallaig girls’ handball team, as the defending provincial champions, but the girls stepped up to the challenge and would reclaim the banner after a hard weekend of play in Lacombe.

While Canada has tried a fly-under-the-radar, make-nice approach with new American president Donald Trump, Trump dropped his gloves last week, attacking the trade relationship and promising not to let Canada take advantage of the U.S.

While there are many teams who offer their efforts to the Lakeland MS Walk each year, the St. Paul Fire Department is one group that perhaps stands out a little in both team spirit, and their ability to raise funds for the cause.

Digital citizenship is an issue that has been brought up at local school board meetings, with Cpl. Dave Henry making presentations to schools about responsible cellphone, computer, and social media use. Henry took the time to talk to the St.

Surviving the battle against cancer is a cause for happiness and celebration, but what happens when the cure for the disease takes away from the one thing you had always wanted? That was the case for Kennedi Austin, who, in 2014 at the age of 18, was