St. Paul News

The diverse tapestry that is the cultural makeup of St. Paul will be on display and celebrated in its assorted styles, at the end of the month. On Sept. 26 and 27 the community will host the two-day St.

When she woke up on Aug. 31, Julie Sloan noticed her horses acting strange. “They seemed a little off,” she says, adding, the animals appeared worried or spooked.

Residents of Saddle Lake spent a meaningful morning and afternoon together, at the Embracing Life Sharing Hope for the Future To Prevent Suicide One Day Gathering on Sept. 17.

Two years ago, Tia Wood was on life support.

Opponents of a plan to implement photo radar in St. Paul have submitted their petition to town council. The town is now seeking legal advice on whether the petition is sufficient.

Local singer Mikael Beaudoin will soon be appearing on the French talent show “Un air de famille”, which will be airing on CBC Radio-Canada on Sept. 18 at 8 p.m.

As the school year begins and students fill classrooms across the division, a number of new faces have appeared in front of those students.

Amidst all the bland colours, there was a clown.

Since the assent of the First Nations Financial Transparency Act (FNFTA), a number of First Nations throughout Canada have been disclosing audited financial statements, and remuneration information on chiefs and councils, as per the requirements of t

The sounds of fiddle, guitar, bagpipes, and the voices of many gifted musicians were in the air Tuesday night at the Co-op Mall.