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Horticultural Therapy - Part I

Horticultural Therapy - Part I

Hanbidge on Horticulture
Notley’s $350 million doesn’t come close to buying 7,000 rail cars and 80 locomotives

Notley’s $350 million doesn’t come close to buying 7,000 rail cars and 80 locomotives

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Saskatchewan RCMP celebrate Impaired Driving Prevention Month by handing out 337 tickets

Saskatchewan RCMP celebrate Impaired Driving Prevention Month by handing out 337 tickets

December 2018 is National Impaired Driving Prevention Month and the RCMP was on the province’s roads this past weekend looking for drivers operating vehicles in an unsafe manner that could lead to a collision.
Firefighters attend memorial service, training with other departments

Firefighters attend memorial service, training with other departments

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Holy Family School receives special gift

Holy Family School receives special gift

Submitted by Ramona Stillar Friday, Nov. 30, Holy Family School received a very special gift; Denis Carignan, who served as the State Deputy for the Saskatchewan Knights of Columbus 2014-2016, donated an Icon of the Holy Family.
RCMP officer who shot Whitstone testifies

RCMP officer who shot Whitstone testifies

THURSDAY: The fourth day of the coroner’s inquest into the death of Brydon Whitstone is underway this morning in Battleford. It is expected there will be three witnesses called today. On the stand this morning is RCMP Sgt. Pernell St. Pierre.
City shows appreciation to skating sponsors

City shows appreciation to skating sponsors

At a special event recently, the City of North Battleford and the Leisure Services department expressed their thanks to following service clubs for their continued support of the free Public Skating Program: Bonaventure Lions Club, North Battleford L

Hoping elders were consulted in name change

Dear Editor When it was announced that Killsquaw Lake was being renamed, I was led to wonder what the Indigenous peoples called this lake before it was named Killsquaw Lake.
Downtown buildings come down

Downtown buildings come down

Two downtown buildings came down last week: the former Longhorn Steakhouse building and the building directly north of it. The buildings shared a wall.

Watch out for tricky signage

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