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Gordon Yarde ordained as Anglican Church deacon

Gordon Yarde ordained as Anglican Church deacon

Seventy-seven-year-old Gordon Yarde of Battleford was ordained recently as a vocational deacon in the Anglican Church. He is a member of the Battle River Parish, which is made up of St. Paul's in North Battleford and St.
Twelve commended for CPTED training

Twelve commended for CPTED training

Council notes

Premier's remarks regarding liquor stores misleading

Dear Editor At his campaign stop in North Battleford, Brad Wall made some questionable remarks about his plan to privatize liquor sales.
Transit system ribbon cutting marks shorter rides, more coverage

Transit system ribbon cutting marks shorter rides, more coverage

A ribbon cutting Tuesday marked the changes coming to the North Battleford Public Transit system. A new bus and an expanded route will offer an enhanced system with more stops and shorter ride times for most riders.
Gearing up for spring and reflecting on winter

Gearing up for spring and reflecting on winter

Double Vision

Welcome to North Stars Playoff Hockey

Dear Editor The post-season has begun with our Battlefords North Stars disposing of the Kindersley Klippers in a tough five-game series that was closer than anticipated.
Assisted suicide for those with mental illness a risky proposition

Assisted suicide for those with mental illness a risky proposition

The first of a three-part series on assisted suicide
Romanow, MacKinnon, Chretien and Martin were all out to lunch

Romanow, MacKinnon, Chretien and Martin were all out to lunch

From the Top of the Pile
City approves new hotel subdivision, plans for controlled intersection

City approves new hotel subdivision, plans for controlled intersection

A long-awaited new hotel development in North Battleford took the next step towards reality Monday at City Hall. A service agreement has been hammered out between city officials and Terracap Management Inc.
Sutton report focuses on panhandling situation

Sutton report focuses on panhandling situation

Try as they might, the panhandling situation in downtown North Battleford is not going away. Attempts to address that issue were a major item in the monthly report of City Community Safety Co-ordinator Herb Sutton to council Monday.
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