St. Paul News

Seniors’ advocate Edith Read has fought the provincial 21-day menu for the past two years, since the program was first introduced.

Young Ukrainian dancers were offered a week filled with culture, dance and fun last week as about 25 children took part in this year’s Desna Dance Camp, hosted by the local Ukrainian dance club.

The people who attended last Thursday’s Heritage Festival enjoyed a truly “exceptional” experience, according to Sheila Parks, a member of the organizing committee.

A 34-year-old male was shot in the upper body at Saddle Lake First Nation early Tuesday morning, according to an RCMP press release. Both the man and a 31-year-old woman with non-gunshot injuries were transported to hospital in St.

A St. Paul couple found their faith in the online banking system shaken recently, after more than $14,000 mysteriously disappeared from their accounts over the course of three transactions. “It’s scary,” said the woman, who asked not to be named.

Minister of Citizenship, Immigration and Multiculturalism Jason Kenney took time to stop in St.

Desiree Harvey’s interest in tattoos started early, and she was keen enough on the idea to try it on herself first.

St. Paul’s Heritage Festival is once again offering tantalizing tastes for the tongue and a feast for the eyes and ears as well, with different cultural foods, music, dances, entertainment and displays this Thursday at the Senior Citizens Centre.

The riding of Westlock – St. Paul might cease to exist if proposed changes to the federal electoral boundaries go ahead, with St. Paul instead becoming part of a Lakeland riding.

The first official heat wave of the summer is now over, with temperatures last week pushing past 30 degrees Celsius for most of the week, along with a day of watching the skies after Environment Canada issued a tornado watch for a large part of north