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TAYLOR

TAYLOR

Jean Cecily Taylor October 14, 1930 – September 19, 2016. Jean Taylor of North Battleford Saskatchewan, (Formerly Denholm) passed away peacefully at Villa Pascal Care Home on Monday, September 19, 2016, at the age of 85 years.
Animals attracted to North Battleford

Animals attracted to North Battleford

Councillors at City Hall on Monday were reminded North Battleford attracts many visitors to the community. But not all of them are human, and they aren’t dogs or cats, either.
A national housing strategy will save Canadian lives

A national housing strategy will save Canadian lives

Not having a home can be lethal - homelessness causes premature death, poor health and is a significant burden on our health-care system
Junior Vikings dominate home tournament

Junior Vikings dominate home tournament

This year’s North Battleford Comprehensive High School Vikings junior girls’ volleyball tournament saw a unique scenario. Both the Grade 9 and Grade 8 Vikings teams made it to the final.
Prices and costs of ETFs, mutual funds and closed-end funds

Prices and costs of ETFs, mutual funds and closed-end funds

A growing number of investors like the idea of exchange-traded funds (ETFs) because their low MERs. But what causes some confusion is how the various types of pooled funds are priced on the market. It’s not quite as straightforward as you may think.
Pot up bulbs today for a late winter cheerful display

Pot up bulbs today for a late winter cheerful display

As a horticulture student, I volunteered to start a horticulture therapy program in a psychiatric facility.
LAJEUNESSE

LAJEUNESSE

Mr. Roger Charles Lajeunesse passed away peacefully surrounded by his family on Saturday, September 17th, 2016 at the age of 84 years.
Election Day will see two candidates for mayor, 12 for council

Election Day will see two candidates for mayor, 12 for council

Unity News
Missing person's vehicle found

Missing person's vehicle found

There has been a new development in the missing persons' investigation of Judy Lynn Campbell, the Regina woman who police believed might have been on her way to North Battleford.
Local school chosen for Indigo's Adopt a School

Local school chosen for Indigo's Adopt a School

St. Mary School's library is scheduled for an upgrade. The community school has been selected as part of Indigo Love of Reading Foundation's grassroots fundraiser. This grassroots wing of the foundation is based online at AdoptaSchool.Indigo.
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