St. Paul News

On Dec. 6, the St. Paul Elks donated $13,000 to St. Paul Search and Rescue (St. Paul SAR).

ST. PAUL - A fun family activity held during St. Paul's Community Christmas saw families invited to the gymnasium at Portage College to create Pop-Tart houses.

On Dec. 8, the annual Santa's Food Drive parade was back for another year.

In an effort to bring joy to the youth, the Mannawanis Native Friendship Centre Society (MNFCS) launched its first-ever toy drive just in time for the holiday season on Dec. 6.

ASHMONT – Parking was at a premium and Ashmont Agriplex was packed to the doors on Saturday afternoon as hunters from across a wide area of the Lakeland displayed their trophies from successful hunts at the 2023 Buck of the Season.

This year's performance of The Nutcracker featured a variety of dancers and cultures. It was also the 10th anniversary of the St. Paul-based production.

On Dec. 2, families and the youth gathered at the St. Paul Library for a Christmas Ornament Painting event from 10:30 a.m. to 4 p.m., bringing people of all ages together in the spirit of Christmas and art.

The Town of St. Paul has approved first reading of a proposed Advertising and Public Notification Bylaw, which will eliminate the requirement to advertise public notices in the St. Paul Journal/Lakeland This Week newspaper.

On Dec. 2, the 40th annual Christmas Arts and Craft Sale was hosted by the St. Paul Visual Arts Centre at the St. Paul Recreation Centre, gathering artisans from the community - and beyond.