St. Paul News

Students from the Lakeland and beyond showcased projects tackling complex scientific challenges at the 2025 Lakeland Regional Science Fair, hosted by St. Paul and District STEAM Society (SPDSS) on April 12.

A two vehicle collision on Tuesday evening claimed the lives of three people, and seriously injured two people, west of St. Paul.

Over a dozen dancers from the St. Paul Desna Ukrainian dance club attended the inaugural Shumka Dance Festival in Edmonton.

St. Paul RCMP say they are on scene at a serious collision at the intersection of Highway 29 and Highway 36.

The intersection at Highway 26 and Highway 29 at St. Brides is currently closed in all directions, according to information from the St. Paul Fire Department.

The County of St. Paul is cutting $30,000 to library services, following the approval of the County’s operating budget on April 8, which could mean potential cuts to all libraries within the County. 

Organizers of the third annual antler shed hunt say participation and support for the event continues to grow, with 130 people registered this year. Hosted by the Lac Bellevue Ag Society, the annual event sees people of all ages flood the St.

Members of the St. Paul Royal Canadian Legion Brach 100 and 2395 Royal Canadian Army Cadet Corps commemorated Canada’s most celebrated military victory of World War I, the April 9 to 12, 1917 Battle of Vimy Ridge.

On April 8, the St. Paul Municipal Library hosted the opening night of its third annual mini art show.

LAKELAND – Boscombe 4-H Multi Club has seen a big jump in membership from the previous year, with 12 new members adding up to a total of 21, plus three Cleavers, and also includes poultry and small animal projects.