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Bateman back by popular demand

Bateman back by popular demand

All kids love art and nature, says artist Robert Bateman, explaining it’s a love he’s never lost. The wildlife artist made a stop in St. Paul on Nov. 1, signing artwork, meeting people and promoting his latest book.
Korean War veterans saluted for war efforts

Korean War veterans saluted for war efforts

The battle at Kapyong fought on April 24 and 25, 1951 during the Korean War should be remembered along with other great Canadian battles, such as Passchendaele, Vimy Ridge and Operation Overlord, according to Brian Storseth, MP for Westlock-St. Paul.

Sister remembers the brother who never returned from war

Jeannette Letourneau will represent the Silver Cross Motherhood of Canada at this year’s Remembrance Day ceremony in St. Paul, in memory of her brother Alfred Arthur Joseph Tremblay, warrant officer second class, who died in World War II.
Children, community join Walk of Hope

Children, community join Walk of Hope

More than 200 community members and children from St. Paul Elementary Community School walked from the school to St. Paul’s town hall last Tuesday morning to raise awareness about family violence.

Dancers to dazzle on stage at Nutcracker

This Christmas, three performers from Silhouette Dance School will have an extra special reason to dance.

Preliminary hearing date set in Gamache case

Joseph Bernie Gamache will face a preliminary hearing on May 10, 2011 in relation to charges of possession of drugs for the purpose of trafficking, possession of stolen property and careless storage of firearms. Gamache was scheduled to appear in St.
Korean War veterans saluted for war efforts

Korean War veterans saluted for war efforts

The battle at Kapyong fought on April 24 and 25, 1951 during the Korean War should be remembered along with other great Canadian battles, such as Passchendaele, Vimy Ridge and Operation Overlord, according to Brian Storseth, MP for Westlock-St. Paul.

No foul play suspected in death at St. Paul motel

A deceased person was found at a local motel on Nov. 1, but Sgt. Brent Sawatzy of the St. Paul/Saddle Lake Detachment stresses the death is non-suspicious and no foul play is suspected at this point. On Monday afternoon at 12:40 p.m., St.

Sister remembers the brother who never returned from war

Jeannette Letourneau will represent the Silver Cross Motherhood of Canada at this year’s Remembrance Day ceremony in St. Paul, in memory of her brother Alfred Arthur Joseph Tremblay, warrant officer second class, who died in World War II.
Lawsuit alleges federal government mismanaged BSE crisis

Lawsuit alleges federal government mismanaged BSE crisis

Today, cattle producers are thrilled to receive a “$1.30 per pound for their cattle, equivalent to the price in 1987, but how can you be thrilled about that when it should be $2.
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