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A Taser was used to subdue a man arrested by Battlefords RCMP Saturday at about 10:45 p.m.

When it comes to which parties are running up big debt, the numbers speak for themselves. Let us be clear that no party holds the monopoly on big spending.

Part II

Because I am a lover of words, I have three particular quotes attached to the bookcase above my desk. To be more explicit, however, I am a lover of words that are both meaningful and skillfully executed into expressions of value.

High volatility continues to affect world financial markets. So many outcomes, it seems, have become unpredictable – from U.S. trade policy to FIFA soccer matches. Should one be concerned? Actually, recent market gyrations do not catch us surprised.

Pine Island Apartments

During Prohibition (1915-24), too many people in Saskatchewan were drinking illegally, thanks to bootleggers. Prohibition had contributed to a marked increase in crime and violence. The new slogan became “moderation.

The Battlefords North Stars are in need of a new marketing and office manager. The club confirmed on their website that their marketing/office manager the past two seasons, Caitlin Gray, has departed for the WHL’s Saskatoon Blades.

The phone rang and the caller graciously agreed to call me back on my cellphone because my new hearing aids are useless on the landline, but amazing when connected to the cell. Then, in the politest way possible, she let me have it.

North Battleford’s Gold Eagle Casino has once again captured recognition for its marketing efforts. In Las Vegas in July at an awards ceremony, Gold Eagle Casino received two Romero awards: for casino floor and VIP promotions.