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Madeline Williams (nee De’Blois), of Sherwood Park, AB, formerly of North Battleford SK, passed away April 21, 2017, at the age of 92 years.
Heat capture provincial title

Heat capture provincial title

It took a little bit, but the Battleford Volleyball Club Heat U13 girls team found their stride at the right time over the weekend in Saskatoon.
Johnston enthused by performances at AAA Stars spring camp

Johnston enthused by performances at AAA Stars spring camp

Norm Johnston was grinning from ear-to-ear at the Civic Centre Sunday afternoon.
North Stars ready for Western Canada Cup

North Stars ready for Western Canada Cup

After taking some time to celebrate their first Canalta Cup in 17 years, the Battlefords North Stars were back on the ice this week ahead of their next challenge.
When a court case makes your kids wonder where they will go to school

When a court case makes your kids wonder where they will go to school

It’s not often a court case has your kid asking you where they’re going to be going to school.

Ten years of writing about the movies

Welcome to the Cairns on Cinema Tenth Anniversary column! Now, those of you out there who can put two and two together are probably going: ‘this makes no sense.

Gillan departing city hall in June

Once the city of North Battleford gets the budget and mill rates out of the way, they will be without a director of finance. David Gillan has resigned after three years in that position.
Taylor has provincial issues on his mind at council

Taylor has provincial issues on his mind at council

Councillor Len Taylor had good news and bad news to announce at council about the ongoing fallout from the March 22 provincial budget.
Celebrating spring with the hydrangea

Celebrating spring with the hydrangea

Potted hydrangeas (Hydrangea macrophylla) in blue, pink, mauve, bicolour or white should be available at local florists and retailers now for Easter and later, in greater supply, for Mother’s Day.
Province restores library funding

Province restores library funding

The Government of Saskatchewan has done a complete 180-degree turnaround on its announced cut of library funding. On Monday the province announced it would restore funding for Saskatchewan libraries back to the 2016-17 funding levels.
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