St. Paul News

Jax Sinclair Terry Best and Lorna Best Keeley Harnum looking at fur Donna Chamberland with pies Floyd Kunnas talks about bears Lead historical interpreter Dayle Oster Visions of the area’s fur trading past came to life as Fort George and Buckingham H

Eleven years ago, Sheila Parks was walking around with a resume burning a hole in her purse for two weeks, unable to bring herself to submit it – but when she finally did, it would end up becoming a life-changing experience not only for her, but for

Charges were dropped against a man who was a second suspect in the case of a horse shooting that occurred in the Lafond area last September.

This year’s Ashmont Heritage Days celebration is taking place on Aug.13-14, and will once again include a parade, a trade show and market, along with an annual hamburger fry organized by the Ashmont Agricultural Society.

Brilliant white tipis stood in contrast to the blue skies that were out in force for newo-isîhcikewina mâmawikapesiwin Four Ceremonies Gathering Cultural Camp last week, with hundreds of people coming over the course of the five day camp to soak up t

Town of St. Paul’s interim director of Public Works Bert Pruneau started off a discussion about the town’s water consumption rates by putting a litre of water on the table in front of town council, purchased at a convenience store at a cost of $2.30.

The Shamrock Valley area, located 13 miles east of St. Paul, could one day become the site of 385-meter-tall wind turbines, scattered over 75 quarters of land, according to information from Northlands Energy Inc.

St. Paul’s Champions for Change downtown revitalization committee is alive and well, and instrumental in pulling together projects and celebrations for the town, as committee member Amil Shapka explained to town council at its June 27 meeting.

Barb McPherson knows exactly how hard it is trying to find affordable housing in St. Paul, starting at the bottom of the totem pole on a $12/hr. wage.

After four years of uncertainty, a popular local bridge that connects a trail between Bonnyville and Cold Lake celebrated its grand re-opening last week.