St. Paul News

Editor's Note: The following story appeared on the St. Paul Journal's website following the shooting in St. Paul and a midnight press conference held at the town hall. Facts have been updated.

When she was on the phone with him, she didn't know it would be her last chance to speak to a man she considered her family. On Friday evening at about 5:30 p.m., Patsy Hysell, a member of Saddle Lake Sacred Heart Church, was on the phone with Fr.

The sound of shots rang out everywhere. In the rectory for the Catholic Diocese of St. Paul, a lone priest was struck in the chest by gunfire. In the skate park, a group of teenagers looked up as they heard a separate round of gunfire.

Media reports are identifying John Quadros, owner of Health Mart 2000, as the suspect involved in Friday night’s shootout in St. Paul. Those who knew Quadros’ son identified a black pickup truck involved in the shootout as his vehicle.

When she was on the phone with him, she didn’t know it would be her last chance to speak to a man she considered her family. On Friday evening at about 5:30 p.m., Patsy Hysell, a member of Saddle Lake Sacred Heart Church, was on the phone with Fr.

Tri-elle, a three-piece band featuring École du Sommet students Danica Chrapko, Chloe Corbiere and Elise Lamoureux, will be traveling to Gatineau, Que.

The St. Paul and Glendon volunteer fire departments responded to a call near St. Vincent on April 30, where a controlled burn thought to be extinguished restarted in a farmer’s field.

The St. Paul UFO Landing pad received some extra attention last week as a film crew with Cineplex Entertainment was in town filming a pre-show piece to be played in Cineplex movie theatres across Canada throughout the month of June.

Members and staff of the St. Paul District Co-op Association celebrated a year of progress and prosperity at the annual general meeting on April 23, at the St. Paul Co-op Mall.

With news breaking last week that the federal government had officially suspended its temporary foreign worker program for businesses in the restaurant industry, concerned residents and business owners in the Lakeland spoke of the potentially “crippl