St. Paul News

On June 21, a Saddle Lake family held a memorial celebration of healing for survivors of Indian residential schools. The day was a blend of Christian and Indigenous ways of worship. 

University nuhelot'ine thaiyots'i nistameyimakanak Blue Quills (UnBQ) held its graduation ceremony on June 27, honouring the accomplishments of a long list of graduates. 

On June 20 and 21, the St. Paul Pickleball Club hosted a tournament at Kinsmen Park in St. Paul.

This year's Saddle Lake Powwow took place from June 21 to 23.

St. Paul RCMP made four arrests following what was described as a "warrant apprehension effort" on June 24.

SPAN operates a brain injury program that began in 2001 through the Alberta Brain Injury Initiative (ABII). 

This year's St. Paul Museum open house not only kicked off the 2024 season but also marked milestones for the two museums that came together 20 years ago.

Across the St. Paul region, a family of five painted rock snakes are needing the community’s help to grow and maybe even reach each other.

Two Lakeland area residents share their experience, living with a traumatic brain injury, Larry Saunders and Jodie Conley.