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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.

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.
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.
Putting an end to hunger in St. Paul

Putting an end to hunger in St. Paul

A happenstance meeting with a man on a bicycle, who couldn’t afford a car or food for his three children, highlighted the need for changes to St. Paul’s food bank for United Church Minister Marie Barr.

Operation Christmas Child mission in effect

On a recent trip to Kenya, Kristal Reid learned about the challenges facing some African children and how what North Americans consider small gifts or tokens are treasures for children who have nothing.
Visual Arts Centre embarks on mural project

Visual Arts Centre embarks on mural project

The St. Paul Visual Arts Centre has finished Phase One of a mural installation at its location, in an ongoing project that marks the centre’s past, while highlighting its present and looking forward to the future.

Tories clamp down on human smuggling

Two ships carrying 568 ethnic Tamil asylum seekers from Sri Lanka that docked Vancouver in August has stimulated the Federal Government of Canada to try to crack down on incidences of human smuggling with the introduction of Bill C-49, Preventing Hum
Putting an end to hunger in St. Paul

Putting an end to hunger in St. Paul

A happenstance meeting with a man on a bicycle, who couldn’t afford a car or food for his three children, highlighted the need for changes to St. Paul’s food bank for United Church Minister Marie Barr.

Operation Christmas Child mission in effect

On a recent trip to Kenya, Kristal Reid learned about the challenges facing some African children and how what North Americans consider small gifts or tokens are treasures for children who have nothing.
Visual Arts Centre embarks on mural project

Visual Arts Centre embarks on mural project

The St. Paul Visual Arts Centre has finished Phase One of a mural installation at its location, in an ongoing project that marks the centre’s past, while highlighting its present and looking forward to the future.
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