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RCMP issue correction on place of residence of deceased in train-semi collision

RCMP issue correction on place of residence of deceased in train-semi collision

Saskatchewan RCMP issued a correction at 1:45 p.m. Saturday regarding the place of residence of a man killed in a collision between a train and a semi near Foam Lake.
NDP MLAs hold health care town hall in North Battleford, lack of detox faciity an issue

NDP MLAs hold health care town hall in North Battleford, lack of detox faciity an issue

Two opposition NDP MLAs were in the Battlefords on Tuesday to meet local residents on health care issues.
Butterflies are free

Butterflies are free

Centennial Park in North Battleford was filled with the sight of newly-freed butterflies on Friday morning.
HIV outbreak declared for North Battleford

HIV outbreak declared for North Battleford

Saskatchewan Health – The Saskatchewan Health Authority (SHA) has seen an increasing number of human immunodeficiency virus (HIV) and infectious syphilis cases in recent months in northwest Saskatchewan.
Bater welcomes federal moves on plastics

Bater welcomes federal moves on plastics

The recent announcement by Prime Minister Justin Trudeau of a ban on single use plastics by 2021 was welcomed Monday by North Battleford mayor Ryan Bater.
George Canyon, Fred Penner coming to North Battleford

George Canyon, Fred Penner coming to North Battleford

The new Dekker Centre season line-up was announced to much fanfare Wednesday evening, and some big names are coming to North Battleford this year. Canadian country music star George Canyon will take the stage on Sept.
Regina resident wins $2 million on Western 649!

Regina resident wins $2 million on Western 649!

Submitted by Saskatchewan Lotteries Louis Larson was in a daze when he left his local Co-op store. The Regina resident checked his Western 649 ticket and discovered he had won $2,000,000 on the June 5 draw. “I couldn’t believe it,” he said.
Crop Report: June 4-10 – Crop growth delayed

Crop Report: June 4-10 – Crop growth delayed

Saskatchewan Agriculture Many areas of the province that are in need of rain did not receive any this past week. However, localized rain helped to relieve dry topsoil moisture conditions in the northwest and southeast.
Between then and when

Between then and when

Linda’s Lines
Last noon meal of the season at the lake

Last noon meal of the season at the lake

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