Mario Cabradilla

2 weeks ago | lakelandtoday.ca | Mario Cabradilla

SADDLE LAKE – The Saddle Lake community gathered on May 31 and June 1 for the second memorial Indian Relay fun run, in honour of the late Daniel Cardinal or "Big Dan," who passed away in 2023. Daniel was a beloved member of the community, known for his love of Indian Relays, having travelled far and wide to watch his grandchildren participate in different relay competitions, said Jacqueline Cardinal, one of Daniel's daughters.

2 weeks ago | lakelandtoday.ca | Mario Cabradilla

ST. PAUL – The County of St. Paul and its regional partners secured seven grants for 2025 worth over $800,000 aimed at advancing initiatives expected to boost local job creation, economic diversification, tourism enhancement, and improvement of regional services. The St. Paul Elk Point Economic Development Alliance (STEP) managed the application process for the grants.

2 weeks ago | lakelandtoday.ca | Mario Cabradilla

ST. PAUL – Town of St. Paul council approved the Regional Trails Masterplan Project managed by the STEP Economic Development Alliance (STEP) on behalf of the Summer Village of Horseshoe Bay on May 26. The plan will be presented to the Town of Elk Point, the County of St. Paul and Summer Village in the coming weeks, said Linda Sallstrom, Economic Development Officer (EDO) for the STEP.

3 weeks ago | lakelandtoday.ca | Mario Cabradilla

ST. PAUL – St. Paul Champions for Change and volunteers gathered at the Town of St. Paul's Parks and Recreation yard on June 3 to plant edible plants for its edible barrels project. The 60 barrels have now been distributed by the Town of St. Paul to participating businesses and organizations, placed just outside their respective buildings, says Penny Fox, chair of Champions for Change. A few extra barrels were also placed on some walking paths for the community to enjoy.

3 weeks ago | lakelandtoday.ca | Mario Cabradilla

ST. PAUL – Pickleball is often referred to as a seniors’ sport, but the St. Paul Pickleball Club is showing it can be more than that. More and more young players are playing pickleball, bringing generations together through the sport. "At one time, people thought this was a game just for seniors, but that trend is changing,” says Larry Hodinsky, a director on the club’s board, while pickleball players took to the courts at Kinsmen Park.