St. Paul News

Earlier in the year, the production was nearly cancelled due to the lack of funding.

Marguerite-A. Primeau, an author and educator born in St. Paul in 1914, is among the five authors that Canada Post honoured on its newest stamp collection on Nov. 27.

Lawsuit says $5 treaty payments over 150 years are not appropriate compensation

In February, second-year culinary students at Portage College will head to Italy for a two-week international learning experience.

A report regarding stolen property allegedly being found in a truck bed outside a business on main street in St. Paul on Nov. 22 resulted in the arrest of a 39-year-old man.

It was a night of practical lessons in business and finance for Ecole du Sommet students on Nov. 21, when they transformed part of the school into a lively Christmas market.

On Nov. 27, the St. Paul RCMP received a report that 36-year-old Terra Gladue hadn’t been seen or heard from since Nov. 23 in the Goodfish Lake area. There is concern for her safety and well-being.

The Town of St. Paul is anticipating planning and budgeting challenges as it prepares for the 2025 municipal elections due to changes introduced by Bill 20. 

Should councilors be able to directly contact town staff if they have concerns? Or is that an overstep of authority? 

Newcomers to St. Paul, whether they are here to study, work, or join family, can access expanded support through the Community Adult Learning Program (CALP) at Portage College.