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Provincial funds for airports, but not North Battleford

Provincial funds for airports, but not North Battleford

Airport upgrades funding has been announced from the Community Airport Partnership program, but, surprisingly, North Battleford did not make the list of recipients this year.
New location for NB farmers’ market

New location for NB farmers’ market

A major move is happening for the Battlefords and District Farmers’ Market. Starting May 18, the farmer’s market will be located at the Living Faith Chapel parking lot, across from Central Park and the library.
City issues layoff letters, leaves positions vacant

City issues layoff letters, leaves positions vacant

City council members have been provided an update on the status of staff reductions of North Battleford city employees, a process that is still going on.
About Face at Chapel Gallery looks back at viewers

About Face at Chapel Gallery looks back at viewers

You probably won’t win a blinking contest against some recently presented works at Chapel Gallery. About Face is a show featuring work by local artists Heather Hochbaum and Chris Hodge.
Reading challenge part of spring activities

Reading challenge part of spring activities

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Rain comes down on RCMP barbecue

Rain comes down on RCMP barbecue

It seems like the rain shows up more often than not for the annual RCMP barbecue during National Police Week.
Cox speaks on aquatic invasive species

Cox speaks on aquatic invasive species

With the Legislature set to wrap up and with summer season around the corner, Battlefords MLA Herb Cox reminded residents in the province about the threat posed by aquatic invasive species in rivers and lakes.
City to counter-offer on Fairview condo development proposal

City to counter-offer on Fairview condo development proposal

North Battleford city council has rejected one proposal for a condo development in Fairview Heights but has authorized administration to make a counter-offer.
News ‘n’ views from Baljennie

News ‘n’ views from Baljennie

The spring has been rather chilly with the winds blowing each day, it seems. There have been a lot of tumbleweeds rolling by. On the farm, we call them Russian thistles. With every bounce, seeds get shaken out to start more new plants.
Minisapoy Café loses revenue during pool’s partial shutdown

Minisapoy Café loses revenue during pool’s partial shutdown

The operational issues at the Aquatic Centre have impacted the Minisapoy Café.
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