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  • Portage College Public Legal Education event poster for Métis Belonging and the Law, held online for the St. Paul and wider region

    Métis Belonging and the Law

    Online

    Join Dr. Angie Tucker as she explores how family histories, connections to land, and community relationships shape Métis belonging and identity. Register online for this virtual session.

  • Lakeland Family Resource Network event poster for Game On on October 28, 2026, in St. Paul, Alberta

    Game On

    St. Paul Regional FCSS Office 5002 51 Avenue, St. Paul, Alberta, Canada

    Connect with friends and learn a new game! FREE for teens ages 13-17, call 780-645-5311 to register.

  • St. Paul Regional FCSS event poster for Mallaig Tot Time, starting September 15, 2026, and continuing on Tuesdays for the 2026-27 season

    Tot Time in Mallaig

    Mallaig Seniors Hall 3004 Park Avenue, Mallaig, Alberta, Canada

    Connecting and learning through play! Join us with your little ones as we explore educational toys, play with others, and learn new experience through story time, singing, and crafts. Mothers, fathers, grandparents, and caregivers are all welcome to this FREE drop-in. Light snacks provided!

  • St. Paul Regional FCSS event poster for Keep Cooking on November 17, 2026

    Keep Cooking

    Keep Cooking
    St. Paul Senior Citizens Club 4809 47 Street, St. Paul, Alberta, Canada

    A unique cooking experience designed for seniors, led by a registered dietician! For ages 55+, $10/person and limited spots available. Call 780-645-1188 ext. 3 or email [email protected] to register.

  • Mannawanis Native Friendship Centre event poster for Iskwewak Healing Together (Women’s Circle), weekly on Tuesdays, in St. Paul, Alberta

    Iskwewak Healing Together (Women’s Circle)

    Eskwewak Healing Together (Women’s Circle)
    Mannawanis Native Friendship Centre Society 4901 50 Street, St. Paul, Alberta, Canada

    Join Mannawanis for weekly healing circles — safe spaces for sharing, support, and community connection. These circles offer a welcoming space for reflection, healing, and growth rooted in Indigenous teachings and community care. All are welcome. Questions? Call 780-645-4630 and ask for Twila.