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Kamsack man among outfitters and American hunters fined more than $24,000

Ministry of Environment conservation officers recently completed investigations in the North Battleford area involving illegal outfitting and hunting activities, resulting in more than $24,000 in fines.
Town of Preeceville creates new official community plan

Town of Preeceville creates new official community plan

Preeceville residents had the opportunity to voice their opinions concerning the type of development or redevelopment they want to see in the community in the next 10 to 15 years.

Parkland Music Festival adjudicators announced

Organizers of the Parkland Music Festival have announced the names of the festival’s three assigned adjudicators and their musical biographies.
This Weeks Photos - February 15, 2017

This Weeks Photos - February 15, 2017

Potash Open House Spurs Interest

An open house event hosted by the Gensource Potash Corporation was held recently in order to update the public on the happenings of a new potash mine project that has been developing near the Lake Diefenbaker region.
Be my valentine

Be my valentine

Council halts non-ice related activities at skating arena

Town council has decided that only skating and hockey will be permitted in the rink arena at the Broda Sportsplex.

Norquay CIBC Banking Centre to close in June

CIBC’s Banking Centre in Norquay will be closing on June 23, which is about 18 months shy of the branch’s centennial.
Skiing at Duck Mountain

Skiing at Duck Mountain

Town council has given itself a raise

Council remuneration was increased by town council during its regular meeting on January 30. The remuneration is about a three per cent increase, Mayor Nancy Brunt said last week. The mayor is to receive $6,592 a year, and councillors $4,120.