St. Paul News

Following continued investigation into an aggravated assault that occurred on March 11, 2017, the St. Paul RCMP have identified three more suspects in this occurrence, and is looking for help from the public to locate these suspects.

On March 29 the St. Paul RCMP detachment, in partnership with the Town of St. Paul, will be hosting a Town Hall Meeting at the multi-purpose room in St. Paul at 7 p.m.

Red ink swam before opposition parties’ eyes last week, as the NDP government introduced its third consecutive deficit of $10.3 billion, borrowing to continue spending, while not bringing in new taxes or tax increases.

It was an evening filled with personal stories, plenty of applause and countless thank-yous, as supporters and staff with the Lakeland MS Society gathered to celebrate the local chapter’s impressive successes, March 16.

Although spring is officially set to arrive this week, there is still snow on the ground and puddles coated with ice most mornings.

One man has been charged with aggravated assault and failing to comply with court orders, following St. Paul RCMP's response to a report of shots fired near a residence in Goodfish Lake. On March 11, at about 8:30 p.m., St.

Getting ready to start a new school year might soon be easier on parents’ wallets, following the introduction of Bill 1, but school boards are now wondering how the implications of reducing school fees could impact their budgets.

Emotions at times ran high as concerned parents gathered at Ecole Mallaig School to discuss what happened in the aftermath of a March 5 threat directed at the school, which forced a one-day school closure.