Battlefords News-Optimist

Submitted by Saskatchewan Lotteries Teofisto Aclan and his daughter, Ann Marie Alison, didn’t believe it when they scanned their Lotto Max ticket and saw they had won $100,000 on the November 15 Extra draw.

North Battleford was one of many communities around the world involved in the Global Climate Strike on Friday. In North Battleford Friday, participants gathered around 4:30 p.m. outside North Battleford Library, and marched into the downtown streets.

On Friday during the noon hour, the Festival of Trees committee provided members of the media a sneak preview of the trees and other articles on display during the event running from Nov. 29-Dec. 5.

The saga of the new vehicles-for-hire bylaw at North Battleford city hall can best be likened to a long cab ride winding through the city streets: it’s getting there.

Add the Canada Cup in Leduc to the bad news for fans of Robyn Silvernagle and her team.

The Sask Party in Cut Knife-Turtleford has nominated their candidate who they hope will replace Larry Doke as MLA in the next provincial election.

The 2019-20 version of the Battlefords North Stars have yet to have a losing streak this season exceeding one game.

The 2019 Festival of Trees, being held at the original home of the Festival of Trees, the Western Development Museum, opened Friday, Nov. 29. From Friday to Thursday, Dec.

B.C. mall Santa fired over ‘naughty’ photos

Rob Gibson - Nov 28, 2019/Glacier Castanet Words matter and not just to the grammar police. A spelling mistake has gone viral after late night comics jumped all over a story out of Courtenay B.C.