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Local designer takes part in Western Canada Fashion Week

Local designer takes part in Western Canada Fashion Week

Although her post-secondary schooling started off with a focus on athletics and architecture, Jana Champagne is now making a push in the world of fashion, and the St.
Clean-up of damaged monuments set for this week

Clean-up of damaged monuments set for this week

Although the full damage has yet to be assessed, work to clean the fire-damaged monuments at the St. Paul Legion is set to begin this week.
Students from across Lakeland area visit Powwow

Students from across Lakeland area visit Powwow

St Paul Educational Regional Division and the council of Saddle Lake Cree Nation collaborated to bring students from the area a first-person learning and cultural experience on Sept.

Nominations file in for Oct. 21 election

Nominations for the Oct. 21 elections were filed in municipal offices Monday morning, with a number of former politicians being elected by acclamation, while other areas will have some decisions to make come election day.
Legion memorial vandalized

Legion memorial vandalized

Vandalism that occurred at the St. Paul Legion over the weekend has left members disappointed, and one local artist in a state of shock, as two large stone sculptures were set on fire sometime on Sept. 14.

Chamber license meeting set for Sept. 25

The Town of St. Paul is looking to ensure that an agreement can be reached on a proposal from the St. Paul and District Chamber of Commerce to include a mandatory chamber membership fee in the cost of a town business license.

Benson enters guilty pleas

Richard Edward Benson entered guilty pleas to one count of criminal negligence causing death and two counts of criminal negligence causing bodily harm at the St.

Syria situation dire

The president of the United States of America is in a particularly unenviable position, facing a controversial decision on the global scale, that either way will result in a great deal of censure, and criticism, whichever choice he and his government
Racette celebrates re-opening with Premier Redford

Racette celebrates re-opening with Premier Redford

Dignitaries, students and staff gathered at the newly modernized Racette Junior High School on Sept. 4, to kick-off the 2013-14 school year with a celebration that included Premier Alison Redford as a special guest. “Today is a great day,” said St.
Stoney Lake celebrates 25th anniversary

Stoney Lake celebrates 25th anniversary

The Stoney Lake Pioneer Park and Campground reached a milestone last weekend, celebrating its 25th anniversary on Sept. 1. Guests and dignitaries made their way to the lakeside park and enjoyed cake at the gazebo, while enjoying the warm weather.
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