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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Recent Work by Mario
Acimowin Opaspiw Society takes on research about Frog Lake Massacre
In April 1885, war chief Wandering Spirit led an attack on a settlement in the northwest territories, leaving nine settlers dead. This became known as the Frog Lake Massacre. But Leah Redcrow, executive director at Acimowin Opaspiw Society, is challenging the narrative.
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A mother’s journey of sacrifice, from the Philippines to Canada
In April 2002, the Enriquez family officially moved to northern Alberta. They remain in the community today.
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Supreme Court dismisses appeal of manslaughter conviction in death of Métis hunters
“Jake and Morris were amazing men. They were good men. They had families that loved them. Children, grandchildren, nieces, and nephews that have to live without them.”
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St. Paul Canadiens take 2-0 series lead over Cold Lake Ice in NEAJBHL playoffs
The North Eastern Alberta Jr. B Hockey League (NEAJBHL) playoffs officially started last week, with two Lakeland teams facing off in the first round. The St. Paul Canadiens and the Cold Lake are currently playing in a best-of-seven series, and so far, the Canadiens are ahead.
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Canadian astronaut Joshua Kutryk returns to his Northern Alberta school
Canadian Space Agency (CSA) astronaut Joshua Kutryk returned to his alma mater at Two Hills School on Feb. 6 to speak about his experiences as an astronaut and to chat and answer questions from the excited students.
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Alberta beef and cattle prices up last year
Beef and cattle prices increased in 2024 compared to 2023 due to increased demand and tighter supplies across North America.
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Alberta beef and cattle prices up last year
Beef and cattle prices increased in 2024 compared to 2023 due to increased demand and tighter supplies across North America.
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Crime Stoppers Alberta launches new rural sign campaign
Crime Stoppers Alberta has launched a new sign campaign in rural areas, aimed at increasing awareness and encouraging residents to anonymously report crimes.
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Alberta government partners with Enbridge to grow oil and gas production
The Government of Alberta signed a letter of intent with Enbridge to help achieve its goal of doubling oil and gas production in the province.
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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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