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We dismiss the warnings that don’t seem urgent

We dismiss the warnings that don’t seem urgent

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Prelim dates set for Jonson murder suspects

Prelim dates set for Jonson murder suspects

As expected, dates have been set for preliminary hearings for two individuals charged with the first degree murder in July of Mark Douglas Jonson in North Battleford.
National best-selling author to visit Battlefords Nov. 20 for Holodomor event

National best-selling author to visit Battlefords Nov. 20 for Holodomor event

Submitted Best-selling, award-winning author Marion Mutala has penned her 11th book. My Dearest Dido: The Holodomor Story is a haunting account of the innocent victims of Stalin’s vicious regime known as the Holodomor.
Law firm rebranding part of local trend

Law firm rebranding part of local trend

What’s in a name? Another long-established local law firm has decided to ditch the names of the partners in its branding by going with a new regionally-focused title.
Trudeau surfs while Canada’s energy sector runs south into Trump’s arms

Trudeau surfs while Canada’s energy sector runs south into Trump’s arms

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Failure of oil and gas co. to leave 1,400 orphan wells in Alberta

Failure of oil and gas co. to leave 1,400 orphan wells in Alberta

The Canadian Press The latest failure of a Calgary-based junior oil and gas producer could add more than 1,400 wells to a provincial inventory of orphaned petroleum assets, warns the Alberta Orphan Well Association.
Buckingham Palace: Queen's new outfits won't use real fur

Buckingham Palace: Queen's new outfits won't use real fur

The Canadian Press Buckingham Palace says new outfits designed for Queen Elizabeth II will not use real fur. The palace said Wednesday the decision does not mean the queen will dispose of all the fur outfits she already has.
Tory MPs decide against forcing early vote on Scheer's future

Tory MPs decide against forcing early vote on Scheer's future

The Canadian Press Conservative MPs have voted against giving themselves the power to kick Andrew Scheer out as leader of the party, The Canadian Press has learned.
Pickleball has started up at the lake

Pickleball has started up at the lake

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Sask Hospital woes still a hot topic in QP

Sask Hospital woes still a hot topic in QP

The continued woes of the new Saskatchewan Hospital North Battleford were back in Question Period in the legislature this week.
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