St. Paul News

“If the community is expecting this level of service that we are presently providing, it has to be somehow paid for,” says St. Paul Mayor Maureen Miller.

An Applied Suicide Intervention Skills Training workshop was offered in Mallaig April 20 and 21.

A search warrant was executed on a residence in Saddle Lake Cree Nation on May 4 and drugs, cash and other items were seized by police.

Members of the public and motorists are asked to be vigilant and exercise caution on May 7 as the 42nd Annual RCMP Challenge Cup Relay Race will take place in St. Paul. 

A well-known face in the community is leaving the Mannawanis Native Friendship Centre (MNFC) after 15 years of being its executive director. Hinano Rosa expressed his thanks to the community he has called home for many years.

The reality that people across the world deal with food security issues and often go to bed hungry is something that groups such as the Acres of Hope Growing Project based in Mallaig aim to address.

On May 2, a convoy of vehicles with signs and red dresses blowing in the wind made its way through a large portion of the town of St. Paul.

The St. Paul Fish and Game Association’s (SPFGA) 30th annual supper and auction on April 27 raised money for various projects and events.

The Government of Alberta has announced $1.1 million in funding from the Investment and Growth Fund for a project for a project in the Elk Point and Frog Lake area, while the federal government has announced $5 million to support the creation of a hemp processing facility.

The St. Paul Bengals and Lions receive their championship rings.