St. Paul News

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.

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.

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.

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

Dominique Krankowsky is a happy and content baby, with tufts of blonde hair and the ability, already, to toddle everywhere on his own. But as happy a baby as he has been, his mother had noticed something was wrong with her son.

Local MLA Ray Danyluk was taken to hospital on Monday, after suffering an allergic reaction to peanuts on the first day of the fall sitting of the legislature.

Musician Robb Nash and his fellow members of the band Live on Arrival don’t want the students they meet in their cross-country tour to go through life without realizing their purpose and destiny in life.

Exotic dining options are only as far as one’s own kitchen, which is why Margarita Chen is hoping to help people make their own Japanese cuisine at home.

It was history in the making in Glendon on Oct. 22 as for the first time in 39 years, a new mayor was sworn into office, along with two new council members.

Musician Robb Nash and his fellow members of the band Live on Arrival don’t want the students they meet in their cross-country tour to go through life without realizing their purpose and destiny in life.