Battlefords News-Optimist

The full field of 16 men’s and women’s teams have been announced for the Meridian Canadian Open Pinty’s Grand Slam of Curling event, which will be at the Civic Centre from Jan 3 to 8.

As expected, final reading took place this week on the City of North Battleford’s new code of ethics bylaw.

A couple of zoning amendment bylaws came before North Battleford city council Monday. One was a bit of housekeeping as a minor change was made to include the minimum side width in the bylaw.

Ed, my old neighbour from Saskatchewan, went to Edmonton this holiday season to see his grandson in a concert. He came home convinced his grandson is already on his way to an Academy Award at age eight.

Good Morning, Sunshine! (A Story of Mindfulness) By Trina Markusson, illustrated by James Hearne Published by Your Nickel’s Worth Publishing $15.

"The world knows. Don't rush the moment. Trust in the moment you are in." These are the words I typed at 7:23 yesterday morning. Five minutes later, my world as I know it started to change dramatically.

Of the five players in the Saskatchewan Junior Hockey League that are committed to play for NCAA Division I college hockey programs in the United States, Notre Dame Hounds forward Adam Dawe stands out for a number of reasons.

For the first time in over a year, fans of the Wilkie Outlaws will have the chance to see their team play in their own rink once again. The Saskcan Community Centre, which was heavily damaged in a fire on Oct.

Four games in four nights is a daunting task for any hockey player. It was an even tougher challenge for 17-year-old defenceman Parker Gavlas, as he had to do it playing for two different teams in two different leagues.

Governments should tax aging Canadians based on the wealth in their homes to make sure they pay their fair share for medical care