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Mill rates passed at City Hall

Mill rates passed at City Hall

Tax notices coming soon
Cannabis zoning subject of public hearing

Cannabis zoning subject of public hearing

The zoning bylaw amendments being brought in to coincide with federal cannabis legalization have cleared another hurdle in North Battleford. The public hearing into the amendments took place at Monday’s council meeting.
NB not contributing to Sask. Hospital campaign

NB not contributing to Sask. Hospital campaign

The Saskatchewan Hospital New Beginnings campaign will not be receiving any money from the City of North Battleford.
Pipelines an issue for Moe at Western Premiers' Conference

Pipelines an issue for Moe at Western Premiers' Conference

The highlight for Premier Scott Moe last week was his attendance at the Western Premiers’ Conference in Yellowknife, NWT.
Doke congratulates Second World War veteran Favel

Doke congratulates Second World War veteran Favel

Cut Knife-Turtleford MLA Larry Doke has publicly extended his congratulations to Philip Favel of Sweetgrass First Nation, who recently celebrated his 96th birthday. Favel is a decorated veteran of Second World War.
The Big Chill, Canadian style

The Big Chill, Canadian style

Readers may recall the famous line from the 1983 American comedy-drama film The Big Chill .
Volunteer as a family

Volunteer as a family

The volunteer service department for Leoville, Spiritwood and Hafford is in need of caring, compassionate and committed volunteers to fill the following service positions: Parent-Tot/Family Volunteering Program – Evergreen Health Centre (Leoville) 30
If only there had been more hours in the day

If only there had been more hours in the day

A few weeks ago I, and a number of other parents with whom I’ve sat through kindergarten graduations and band concerts with got to tag along with our kids as they toured the local high school, Estevan Comprehensive School.
Bear spray deployed in assault

Bear spray deployed in assault

Victims of a bear spray attack in the vicinity of North Battleford Comprehensive High School at about 1 p.m. Tuesday were treated for mild irritation on the scene by EMS, according to Battlefords RCMP.
Trees don’t commit crimes, people do

Trees don’t commit crimes, people do

In the last few years, the City of North Battleford implemented a community safety initiative in an effort to reduce crime and change the perception of the city’s reputation of having a higher crime rate per capita than a lot of other cities and town
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