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The Town of Bonnyville invited people from across the Lakeland to take part in the raising of the Ukrainian flag at Town Hall on Friday. Approximately 200 people were on hand, including Mayor Elise Brosseau and Bonnyville town councillors. They were joined by MLA Davis Hanson and representatives from neighbouring communities. Father Peter Haugen, of […]

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L’ACFA Régionale de St.-Paul celebrated the launch of Francophone Month by raising the Franco-Albertan flag in front of l’École du Sommet March 1. Students, staff, and invited dignitaries were on hand for the ceremony and celebration of French-Canadian culture. President Ernest Piquette said it’s important for new generations to learn the French language and discover […]

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Shiver Fest returned to St. Paul, and the City of Cold Lake offered an Outdoor Winter Carnival to mark the provincial Family Day holiday on Monday. Shiver Fest, an initiative of St. Paul and District FCSS took place all weekend long. Planned activities included swimming, curling, bowling, outdoor skating, trout fishing, a drive-through pancake breakfast, […]

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Mannawannis Native Friendship Centre in St. Paul honoured elders with a little personal pampering on Valentines Day, as part of the centre’s Lateral Kindness Initiative. “For Valentine’s Day we did a kind of a pampering thing for the elders,” said Mannawannis outreach worker Val Williams. “I was painting nails. We had someone come in and […]

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St Paul Curling Club had a fun day at their Funspiel February 12. They introduced some new curlers to the game, and they raised some serious money for Haying In The 30s. “It turned out really good,” said club manager TJ Wagner. “We ended up with 18 teams, so that was good. With our silent […]

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The winter of 2020-2021 was a breakthrough year for the sport of cross-country skiing.  In our first Covid winter, people were looking to get some exercise while keeping a safe distance from each other. The weather last winter was relatively merciful, and so many people of all ages discovered—or rediscovered—the joys of gliding along the […]

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Making a fine quilt involves many hours and a lot of work, and as soon as a quilter finishes one project there’s another one ready to start. It’s like an addiction. Maybe a magnificent obsession would be a better description. There are two quilting clubs in St. Paul whose members work nonstop to provide quilts […]

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Lures attract fish. Lures too, can attract birds for us to appreciate and digitally capture and release.   In our quest to draw a greater variety of winter birds in Brady Heights, contemplation was needed:   was it best to stick with one choice, or should one try something else every now and then? My […]

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