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HOFFMAN

HOFFMAN

Wayne Robert Hoffman, born February 5, 1947 at Medicine Hat, Alberta to Theodore Hoffman and Mathilda Koch, passed away February 2, 2017 in North Battleford, Sask.
Teen missing

Teen missing

Battlefords RCMP are seeking the public's assistance in locating a missing person. Shinae Reimer, 13, was last seen at a residence in North Battleford on March 25t at approximately 9 p.m.
Community Policing Support Team developed by RCMP

Community Policing Support Team developed by RCMP

Community Safety Co-ordinator Herb Sutton spoke about the initiative of the RCMP to develop a Community Policing Support Team during his report to North Battleford city council March 27.
City applies for funding for airport project

City applies for funding for airport project

At least one major project for the City of North Battleford is still on track, for now, despite bad provincial budget news.
Canada should stop living in the health-care funding past

Canada should stop living in the health-care funding past

Governments should work together to fund pharmacare, dental care and rehabilitation as part of an improved funding model
Charge in connection to Wilkie area death

Charge in connection to Wilkie area death

A murder charge has been laid in connection to the death of an educational assistant in the Wilkie area.
HOEY

HOEY

In Loving Memory of Patricia Elizabeth Hoey, born October 13, 1937 at Kinistino, SK., passed away March 19, 2017 in North Battleford, SK.

WHITCOMB

IRA BERT WHITCOMB, APRIL 7, 1938 – MARCH 23, 2017. The family of Ira Bert Whitcomb is saddened to announce his passing on March 23, 2017. Ira was predeceased by his parents, Ellen and Bert Whitcomb of Saskatoon, and his brother, Lee.

Knowledge is power

Dear Editor In light of the provincial budget I feel compelled to express my concerns. Cuts to education and libraries are mistakes, big mistakes. Well-educated and literate people are good for society and democracy.

Cutting libraries hurts everyone

Dear Editor Cutting libraries during a recession is like cutting hospitals during a plague. We need libraries. Small towns rely on libraries for community spaces, social interaction and Internet access.
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