St. Paul News

A group of bundled up Grade 2 students, teachers, athletes, and other community members and ambassadors made their way through St. Paul last week, carrying neon signs and garnering a bit of extra awareness for a worthy cause.

Andrew Philip was in a tight spot – he wanted to find a place to live, a way to get around and a way to be near his children, all challenges that were a little more difficult due to the fact Philip has multiple sclerosis.

While the St. Paul Shopping Mall is sporting new tenants and will soon be back at 100 per cent occupancy, the parking lot has been posing some headaches for customers, with new speed bumps scraping the underside of drivers’ cars.

As of midday on Nov. 4, traffic in the parking lot between Giant Tiger and the Co-Op was still cordoned off while crews worked to clean up an oil spill that happened in St. Paul during the early morning hours.

Only a wall separated Westlock-St. Paul MP Brian Storseth from an exchange of gunfire and violence, as a lone gunman’s assault on Parliament Hill sent Ottawa, along with the rest of the country, into terror on the morning of Oct. 22.

The names of loved ones lost too soon were displayed at the front of the room on paper butterflies, as community members gathered to remember and offer support to each other on Sunday afternoon, during an event that is sure to grow and blossom in St.

As the musical beats of jazz pulse through the French Cultural Centre, artists rapidly paint, glue and create several distinct works of art to be auctioned later in the night.

Downtown St. Paul was on alert, with businesses evacuated and emergency vehicles cordoning a block on main street after a bomb threat was called in on Monday afternoon to the Value Drug Mart location in St. Paul. At about 2:30 p.m.

The 30th annual Ducks Unlimited fundraising event on Oct. 18 featured a sold-out crowd, countless prizes, a long list of lucrative auction items, and an entertaining evening for nearly 250 people.

A presentation by a Town of St. Paul resident had town council rethink its Halloween trick-or-treating hours and move it to accommodate working families this year. Brandi Frowen attended the regular Oct. 14 Town of St.