St. Paul News

A huge community response to an Oct. 6 bake sale had St. Paul Co-op employee Benjamin Sanchez feeling overwhelmed by the support, following his infant daughter’s diagnosis with cancer. “It’s really – I don’t know what to say.

Ten hours and forty-one minutes after her team set out from Reunion Station in St. Paul on a rainy and cool Saturday morning, Janna Zarowny crossed the finish line of the Iron Horse Ultra 100 Marathon.

Becoming a father at the age of 40 was like the greatest gift from God for Benjamin Sanchez. So while his two-month-old baby is sick and receiving treatment for cancer at the Stollery Children’s Hospital, it’s to God he turns to for help.

Ceremony, tradition, and orange shirts filled the Vilna School gymnasium on Friday afternoon, as the school hosted a celebration of First Nations culture, while creating awareness about the effects of residential schools.

The St. Paul Bengals hosted its second straight home game this season, this time facing the Lloydminster Mustangs in a close matchup that left the Bengals with a loss, and final score of 30-14.

The Canadian Federation of Independent Business is an association that advocates for small businesses across Canada and in their monthly Business Barometer Index they found that the confidence of Alberta small business owners went down a point to 45.

Although he now has another handful of impressive awards to add to his growing collection, it wasn’t just the awards that people were talking about following Brett Kissel’s appearance at the Canadian Country Music Awards, Sept. 11.

The Ashmont school project has been a main focus of the SPERD Board Chair Heather Starosielski since it was confirmed in 2014, and the groundwork for the school is expected to get underway this week.

It took a couple days for Sharon Lundgren to stop shaking, after a terrifying experience that wreaked havoc in their yard and on nearby land and roads on Sept. 2. A system of thunderstorms moved through the St.