Author: Jeff Gaye

Images Studios goes beyond digital files and makes your memories meaningful In our smartphone age where just about everyone walks around with a camera in their pocket, memories are easy to collect. But Susie O’Connor has come to a deeper appreciation of real, printed photographs—especially for something important like a family portrait. This isn’t some […]

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People gathered to celebrate National Indigenous People’s Day at events across the Lakeland last Tuesday. Activities in St. Paul began with a pipe ceremony at Mannawanis Native Friendship Centre at 1:00. Later in the afternoon, a “Walk for Friendship” made its way from the UFO Landing Pad to Lions Park downtown, where everyone was welcome […]

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The successful rescue of a missing 80-year-old on the shores of Cold Lake last week reinforces the value of civilian ground search and rescue (SAR) teams, according to a member of Cold Lake Search and Rescue Society. Richard Embree was reported missing to Cold Lake RCMP detachment around 6:00 pm on June 21. Jonathan McArthur, […]

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A Cold Lake First Nations (CLFN) project has been selected by Library and Archives Canada for funding as part of the Documentary Heritage Communities Program. The $50,000 grant will allow CLFN create a long-term archival program plan including recommendations to preserve the organization’s archives and make them accessible. It will also allow CLFN to hire […]

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Organizers and participants have barely had a chance to catch their breath after the Alberta 55 Plus Winter Games in Edmonton in March—now they’re on the road again. The Alberta Summer Games will take place in the Peace region this weekend. Almost 50 participants will come from Zone 7, which represents northeastern Alberta. A bus […]

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Lakeland seniors took advantage of the many activities offered throughout Alberta Seniors Week June 6 to 12. Seniors’ clubs, municipal recreation departments, and Family and Community Services (FCSS) organizations provided social activities, games, and plenty of good food for older persons in the region. St. Paul Regional FCSS started the week with a luncheon in […]

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You could feel the joy in St. Paul on Sunday when more than 100 people gathered for the first in-person MS Walk since 2019. The bright sunshine didn’t hurt the overall mood, but it was obvious that the positive energy would have come through rain or shine. Individuals and teams participated in the five-kilometre walk […]

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The St. Paul and District Arts Foundation played host to the Alberta Community Art Clubs Association (ACACA) North Zone Art Show on the weekend. The two-day show and sale featured paintings, sculptures, fibre arts, and digital pieces from artists across northern Alberta. Guest jurors selected the top works in the various categories, and those works […]

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