St. Paul News

The St. Paul Splash Park saw its much-anticipated grand opening at Lagasse Park on Saturday, and despite the mild weather, kids turned up in the dozens to be among the first to test out the planetary-themed park.

The Vimy Ridge Interpretive Centre has become a yearly staple of the Mallaig Cadet Corps, and this year, six youth cadets took a trip over the Atlantic to see the real site first hand. Sgt.

In the twilight of the 66th anniversary of the Roswell UFO sighting, a group of three men saw some strange lights over the skies of Frog Lake. It was just past 11 p.m.

Cowboys and cowgirls from across the province gathered for the 51st annual Stoney Lake Stampede on July 6 and 7. The Stampede saw competitors take part in 11 different events, featuring riders from the Pee Wee to professional levels.

Local curling great Marcel Rocque is renowned in St. Paul for his four Brier Cup championships and three World Championship victories, but if there’s one thing missing from his resume, it’s the Olympic Games.

Following a move to Nashville a few months ago, a record deal with Warner Music Canada announced this spring, and now the overwhelming success of his newest single, local country music singer Brett Kissel can officially say he's made it.

After working against the damages brought by the floods in southern Alberta, communities are beginning to recover.

Nearly an entire summer still lies ahead before the 2013 municipal elections, and some County of St. Paul councillors have yet to decide if they will be seeking re-election on council. The 2013 municipal election will take place on Oct.

The St. Paul Food Bank is actively looking for volunteers to help with daily operations. If volunteers don’t come forward, the organization may have to consider being open three days a week, rather than four.

This year’s Saddle Lake Cree Nation Powwow offered those in attendance a special opportunity following the first grand entry of the weekend on Friday evening, as the newly elected chief and council was inaugurated.