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Women's shelter on road to expansion

Women's shelter on road to expansion

While the women’s shelter in St. Paul has supported hundreds of families fleeing domestic violence, 323 women and 227 children were turned away last year due to a lack of space.
Kenney lays out plan for uniting the right

Kenney lays out plan for uniting the right

In his bid to win the Progressive Conservative leadership, Jason Kenney has been crossing the province, visiting St.
Bre-X scandal revisited in Hollywood story

Bre-X scandal revisited in Hollywood story

Thousands of miles and a world of difference separates the jungles of Indonesia and the prairies of St. Paul, but in the 1990s, the two shared a connection in a case that went down in the history books as one of Canada’s biggest frauds.
Sparring sisters

Sparring sisters

RCMP looks to public to help solve murder

St. Paul RCMP have been investigating what appears to be a homicide in Saddle Lake. The investigation began at about 3 a.m. on Thursday, when a man was shot and killed at a residence in Saddle Lake.

RCMP arrest suspects in robbery and carjacking

A St. Paul cab driver was assaulted and stabbed with a knife when transporting two men from St. Paul to Kehewin Cree Nation last Friday evening, with RCMP arresting and charging two men in connection to the incident. On Jan. 20, at about 8 p.m.
Week of Prayer

Week of Prayer

Possible Lac Sante project touted as 'triple-win'

Possible Lac Sante project touted as 'triple-win'

Although no application had been made as of early January, extensive research around a potential irrigation project in the Lac Sante area is being done.
A tough act to follow

A tough act to follow

Although this semester’s crop of Theatre Performance 10/20 students was small, the performance offered by the four St. Paul Regional High School students on Thursday night was large, and resulted in a standing ovation from those in attendance.
Cold can't stop hardy prairie dwellers

Cold can't stop hardy prairie dwellers

While less hardy souls in milder parts of the world see their lives grind to a halt at the faintest dusting of snow or ice, the prairie provinces are used to continuing business as usual even in the midst of dangerously frigid conditions, as was seen
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