St. Paul News

Concerns about progress at the Two Hills Mennonite School construction site have resurfaced following media coverage of the project, its hurdles, and comments made by Lac La Biche-St. Paul-Two Hills Wildrose MLA Dave Hanson, last week.

In a last ditch effort to save their beloved golf course, the staff of Tin Cup Restaurant dressed up as dinosaurs and waved at passers-by last Wednesday night, with a sign saying, “We’re not extinct” and urging people to come in for “Great food, grea

The phones were ringing, and the Elks Lodge was buzzing with people, taking bids on over 200 items that had been donated by the community, all in the name of helping local groups succeed. The 34th Elks Radio Auction took place on Nov.

A warning from the World Health Organization that there is likely a link between processed meats and cancer, and possibly a link between red meats and cancer, spread quickly online last week.

After much lead-up to the provincial budget being released last week, there remains some disappointment across the province and locally, but also some hope and positivity. On Oct. 27, the NDP government released its first budget since being elected.

It is said that the best leaders lead by action rather than by words. Melissa Laschowski, the instructor of the Grade 9 Leadership Projects Class at Glen Avon, is applying that philosophy with teaching her students the art of leadership.

On Tuesday, Sept. 22, at about 8 p.m., St. Paul RCMP officers responded to a complaint of horses shot in the County of St. Paul, between Highway 29 and Lafond. Investigation by St.

With unflagging enthusiasm, Sharon Mallon signs books and shares personal moments with the steady stream of people visiting the St. Paul Co-op last Friday, waiting to get their copies of The Gift of Adultery signed.

Lana Whiskeyjack’s art tells a story, stories deeply personal to the artist who now makes her home in Ashmont. “I always feel vulnerable when I’m sharing, especially with the art that exposes my own heart and spirit because it also exposes my family.

Although he’s made a few appearances at the Canadian Country Music Awards (CCMAs) in recent years, Flat Lake’s Brett Kissel says it wasn’t until this year that he truly felt like “one of the boys.