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Mario Cabradilla

Mario Cabradilla

Mario Cabradilla graduated from the Digital Communications and Media program at Lethbridge College. He joined the St. Paul Journal in July 2022 following his internship at Lethbridge News Now. Mario has a special interest in writing long-form feature stories.

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Graffiti art an expression of culture and identity for Northern Alberta artist

Graffiti art an expression of culture and identity for Northern Alberta artist

To many, graffitis are an eyesore and vandalism left on public and private property. But for others, when done with consideration and respect – graffiti is an art. It is a raw expression of culture, identity, and emotion. 
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St. Paul Canadiens beat Killam Wheat Kings Saturday night

St. Paul Canadiens beat Killam Wheat Kings Saturday night

The St. Paul Canadiens remain in fourth place in the league, after a 7-3 loss against the Bandits in Lloydminster on Dec. 6 followed by a 4-2 win against the Killam Wheat Kings at home on Dec. 7. 
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Saddle Lake Cree Nation protests at provincial legislature

Saddle Lake Cree Nation protests at provincial legislature

Members of Saddle Cree Nation travelled to Edmonton on Oct. 28 for a demonstration at the provincial legislature during Governor General of Canada Mary Simon’s first official visit to Treaty 6 territory, which took place from Oct. 25 to Oct. 29.
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Drugs seized from Saddle Lake residence during RCMP operation

Drugs seized from Saddle Lake residence during RCMP operation

A coordinated RCMP operation on Nov. 1 at a residence in Saddle Lake resulted in the seizure of 234 grams of suspected cocaine, hundreds of tablets and prescription pills, and three firearms – one with a prohibited capacity magazine. 
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Oil and gas labour shortages still a challenge in Northeastern Alberta

Oil and gas labour shortages still a challenge in Northeastern Alberta

While the unemployment rate in the oil and gas industry does not look as dire as last year, labour remains a big and real concern for companies operating in the Bonnyville area.
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Alberta commits $8.85 million to Indigenous tourism

Alberta commits $8.85 million to Indigenous tourism

Indigenous tourism in Alberta is about to get a major boost with the provincial government announcing $8.85 million in funding over the next five years to Indigenous Tourism Alberta (ITA).
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Search for unmarked graves at former Blue Quills residential school enters second phase

Search for unmarked graves at former Blue Quills residential school enters second phase

The ongoing search for unmarked graves at the former Blue Quills Indian Residential School site near St. Paul, which University nuxełhot’į thaa?ehots’į nistameyimâkanak Blue Quills (UnBQ) currently occupies, entered its second phase in August. 
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St. Paul Canadiens confident about upcoming hockey season

St. Paul Canadiens confident about upcoming hockey season

The St. Paul Jr. B Canadiens are gearing up for the upcoming hockey season, ending the pre-season on a positive note. 
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Methane leak repair could result in demolition of some Bonnyville homes

Methane leak repair could result in demolition of some Bonnyville homes

A small methane leak from an orphan well in a residential area in the Town of Bonnyville may require demolition of some homes to resolve the issue.
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Two foot tall rainbow rubber chicken stolen from Alberta food truck

Two foot tall rainbow rubber chicken stolen from Alberta food truck

Reward of $50 being offered for return of 'Chicken' an annoyingly squeaky mascot from a popular food truck that operates in northeastern Alberta
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