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Medstead Good Samaritan brings blessings to the Battlefords

Medstead Good Samaritan brings blessings to the Battlefords

It is easy to get caught up in the day and lose sight of how small of a population there is in the province of Saskatchewan.

Legion auxillary meets

Recently, on a Sunday evening, the Maidstone Legion Ladies Auxillary met at the club room for a delicious pot luck supper. After supper, service pins were presented. Some of the members were unable to attend but will receive their pens later.

Church activities many over next few months

The Borden United Church held their annual meeting the afternoon of Jan. 28 after the regular church service.

Call a spade a spade

Dear Editor Reading about the excitement building for Canada’s Agriculture Day is a farce (Farmer Rancher Jan. 25, 2018). It is not about agriculture at all, but about Agri-business.
The Making of the Premier 2018: Scott Moe’s victory

The Making of the Premier 2018: Scott Moe’s victory

John Cairns’ Leg Watch Special Report
Stucka case adjourned until March 1

Stucka case adjourned until March 1

Court proceedings involving Brandon Stucka have been adjourned until Thursday, March 1 at 11:00 a.m.
Battlefords Community Players season: three full-length productions planned

Battlefords Community Players season: three full-length productions planned

2018 is almost a month old and Battlefords Community Players are busy preparing three full-length productions.
Jonny Harris showcases Radisson for national audience

Jonny Harris showcases Radisson for national audience

Waxed armpit hair, rink burgers, and the disappearing testicles of the Red Bull by the highway were some of the quirks in Jonny Harris’s stand-up set appearing as part of the episode of CBC’s Still Standing that will feature Radisson.
Boushie supporters vocal in disillusionment

Boushie supporters vocal in disillusionment

Family, friends and supporters of Colten Boushie, have been attending court and speaking with reporters on the courthouse steps in Battleford this week at the Gerald Stanley seconddegree murder trial.
Scott Moe sworn in as premier, neither Cox nor Doke in first cabinet

Scott Moe sworn in as premier, neither Cox nor Doke in first cabinet

Scott Moe has been sworn in as the new Premier of Saskatchewan and his new cabinet has been sworn in as well. The cabinet sees four former cabinet ministers return to lead ministries, and one MLA appointed to cabinet for the first time.
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