St. Paul News

The following is a list of questions posed by area residents at the Town of St. Paul election forum, but that did not get addressed due to lack of time at the Oct. 4 event. The St.

While the number of wildland fires that the St. Paul Fire Department responded to during the 2017 season is dramatically lower than usual, the number of motor vehicle collisions (MVCs) occurring in the area remains a concern for St.

More than 300 people packed into the St. Paul Recreation Centre for a much-anticipated Town of St. Paul election forum, hosted by the St. Paul and District Chamber of Commerce, on Wednesday night.

The mood was bright and celebratory on Thursday morning in Two Hills, as seven long years of hard work, setbacks, and frustrations came to a close with the cutting of a bright blue ribbon.

Crime and roads were two of the recurring issues that arose during the County of St. Paul election forum on Wednesday night. Rows of chairs were filled at the St. Paul Rec.

At Ashmont Elementary, it's commonplace for students to speak Cree, take part in ceremony, sing, drum, and listen to traditional teachings.

A sea of orange filled Vilna School’s gymnasium on Friday, as the school once again held an afternoon ceremony recognizing Orange Shirt Day.

The St. Paul Journal asked the candidates for St. Paul Education Regional Division board of trustees for short candidate profiles, to inform voters on their choices in the upcoming Oct. 16 election.