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Battleford Legion hosts re-dedication ceremony

Battleford Legion hosts re-dedication ceremony

The Legion and its colours were prominent in the community again, as the organization re-dedicated some important monuments in Battleford this weekend.
Photos - Jacques Lacock finishes Fin Island Run with top 18K time

Photos - Jacques Lacock finishes Fin Island Run with top 18K time

The Fin Island Run was underway again recently, this year taking place on Aug. 24. Participants got some exercise and a feel-good uplift as the run raised over $800 for the Canadian Mental Health Association - Battlefords Branch.
Child porn case adjourned to Sept. 30

Child porn case adjourned to Sept. 30

The case against a man charged with accessing child pornography has been adjourned to September. Cameron Froese of North Battleford will see his matters return to North Battleford Provincial Court Sept. 30 at 1:30 p.m. for plea.
Individual facing firearms charges makes first court appearance

Individual facing firearms charges makes first court appearance

An individual charged with several weapons-related charges in North Battleford from Aug. 22 made his first court appearance Monday in North Battleford provincial court.
Spike belt used to stop shooting suspect - Battlefords RCMP

Spike belt used to stop shooting suspect - Battlefords RCMP

RCMP say a complaint of shots fired at a house in Battleford overnight does not appear to be a random incident. A suspect has been apprehended, but no name has been released yet. On Aug. 26 at 2:27 a.m.
Local umpire strikes gold at national championship

Local umpire strikes gold at national championship

Submitted Local baseball umpire Philip McGee was invited to attend his third national championship, the Canada Cup, held Aug. 7 to 11 in Regina.
Needle pickups still up

Needle pickups still up

Staff Reporter Needle pickups for 2019 continue their upward trend for the year.
New taxi bylaw coming, to accommodate rides such as Uber or Lyft

New taxi bylaw coming, to accommodate rides such as Uber or Lyft

City council in North Battleford has gotten the ball rolling towards a new taxi bylaw for the city. Administration introduced the issue to council Monday night at their meeting.
Four-bed epilepsy monitoring unit planned for RUH

Four-bed epilepsy monitoring unit planned for RUH

For greater access to monitoring and diagnostic services, a highly specialized telemetry unit is planned for Saskatoon’s Royal University Hospital. The provincial government has committed to $1.
Colourful Characters at Oxbow’s Alexandra Hotel

Colourful Characters at Oxbow’s Alexandra Hotel

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