Mario Cabradilla

1 week ago | lakelandtoday.ca | Mario Cabradilla

ST. PAUL – The Town of St. Paul approved its 2025 capital budget on May 12, which includes several projects to be carried out this year, including infrastructure replacements and service upgrades. Council also discussed its five-year capital plan, where some of the approved 2025 projects are categorized. CAO Steven Jeffery outlined some of the key projects approved this year, including two road projects, one of which is the $550,000 paving of 54th Avenue between 57th and 56th Street.

1 week ago | lakelandtoday.ca | Mario Cabradilla

ST. PAUL – Members of the Lakeland community came together to raise awareness and funding for multiple sclerosis (MS) during the 2025 St. Paul Jayman BUILT MS Walk on May 25 at the Lagasse Park. The event was part of the over 50 MS walks that took place across the nation on the same day. The St. Paul-based walk already surpassed its fundraising goal of $60,000, having raised over $61,000 as of May 26, according to the walk's online donation website.

1 week ago | lakelandtoday.ca | Mario Cabradilla

ST. PAUL – The Aboriginal Head Start program in St. Paul marked its 30th anniversary on May 23, with staff and members of the community coming together at the Lions Park to celebrate the milestone. Established in 1995, there are multiple Aboriginal Head Start programs throughout the country providing early childhood education for First Nations, Métis, and Inuit children aged three to five.The program in St. Paul is located at University nuhelot'ine thaiyots'i nistameyimâkanak Blue Quills.

1 week ago | lakelandtoday.ca | Mario Cabradilla

ST. PAUL – Students competed at the 2025 St. Paul Athletics Association (SPAA) senior high track and field championship at the St. Paul Athletic Park on May 21. After the completion of over 80 track and field events, the St. Paul Regional High School collected the most points, with École Mallaig School coming in second, and Two Hills School accruing the third most points.

2 weeks ago | lakelandtoday.ca | Mario Cabradilla

ST. PAUL – The Town of St. Paul continues to seek feedback from residents for its draft Municipal Development Plan (MDP). “We’re set up for future growth,” and the MDP is the policy framework aimed to guide that growth through advanced planning of the town’s future land use and infrastructure, said Mayor Maureen Miller during the town’s engagement session held at the Recreation Centre on May 21.