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Sword, stun gun, hatchet and more seized from St. Paul residence

Sword, stun gun, hatchet and more seized from St. Paul residence

Among the weapons seized were knives, a sword, a stun gun, ammunition, a hatchet, and three firearms.
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Northeast Alberta Indigenous artists nominated for JUNO Awards

Northeast Alberta Indigenous artists nominated for JUNO Awards

Several Indigenous musicians from northeastern Alberta are included in this year's list of Juno nominees.
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Peak season for skiing in St. Paul, says Lakeland Cross Country Ski Club

Peak season for skiing in St. Paul, says Lakeland Cross Country Ski Club

It’s a great time to hit the ski trails in St. Paul thanks to good snow conditions.
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Hiring lifeguards a challenge for some Lakeland municipalities

Hiring lifeguards a challenge for some Lakeland municipalities

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Town of St. Paul gives facility discounts to skating and gymnastics clubs

Town of St. Paul gives facility discounts to skating and gymnastics clubs

St. Paul Figure Skating Club is hosting an event in March that will draw over 280 skaters to the community. St. Paul Gymnastic Club is also organizing its Flippin' Funny Fundraiser.
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St. Paul Shiver Fest kicks off over for Family Day weekend

St. Paul Shiver Fest kicks off over for Family Day weekend

The annual 2025 St. Paul Shiver Fest launched on Feb. 14 and will run until Feb. 17, Family Day.
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Starbucks and Wendy's development permits approved in St. Paul

Starbucks and Wendy's development permits approved in St. Paul

On Feb. 13, a development permit was issued in St. Paul for two new eating establishments with drive-throughs - Starbucks and Wendy's.
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County of St. Paul Shop requires $200,000 HVAC upgrade

County of St. Paul Shop requires $200,000 HVAC upgrade

County of St. Paul council will spend about $218,000 to fix the aging HVAC system at the County Shop, which is the County's primary operations facility. 
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Charity hockey game in Mallaig raises funds and food

Charity hockey game in Mallaig raises funds and food

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Minister says child care funding unsustainable

Minister says child care funding unsustainable

Child care funding in Alberta is unsustainable without more money and flexibility from the federal government, according to Minister of Jobs, Economy, and Trade Matt Jones.
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