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92nd men's open bonspiel begins tonight

92nd men's open bonspiel begins tonight

The 92 nd Annual Men’s Open Bonspiel begins play tonight (March 19) at Twin Rivers Curling Club in the Northland Power Curling Centre with draws at 6:30 and 9 p.m.
Mayor Hamilton pleased with provincial budget

Mayor Hamilton pleased with provincial budget

City officials were happy with what they heard when finance minister Ken Krawetz delivered the budget address from the legislature Wednesday afternoon. Mayor Ian Hamilton was pleased and pleasantly surprised, he told reporters.
The physics of the very small

The physics of the very small

Double Vision
Look out, as friends may stab you in the back!

Look out, as friends may stab you in the back!

Neighbourly Advice According To Ed
Anti-tax accusation based on silly arguments

Anti-tax accusation based on silly arguments

It is simplistic to equate higher taxes with better government services
Tight budget for Krawetz; Sask. Hospital funding included

Tight budget for Krawetz; Sask. Hospital funding included

The final budget of Saskatchewan Finance Minister Ken Krawetz is again a balanced budget. The 2015-16 surplus is $107 million. Overall revenue is $14.28 billion, up 1.2 per cent, while overall spending is at $14.17 billion, up 1.2 per cent.
Battleford construction off to a good start

Battleford construction off to a good start

Battleford Town Hall issued its first building permits in February, with more than twice the value of 2014’s record-breaking year to date.
Battleford works super to retire

Battleford works super to retire

Another senior staff member of the Town of Battleford is planning to retire. Works and Utilities Superintendent Kevin Chaykowski’s letter of resignation was received by Battleford town council Monday evening at their regular meeting.
Please scoop poop

Please scoop poop

Battleford residents are encouraged to scoop their dogs’ poop, especially on asphalt surfaces and walking trails. At Monday’s town council meeting, the mayor noted residents are required to scoop after their pet.
Four arrested after shots reported

Four arrested after shots reported

Four people were arrested after Battlefords RCMP responded to a report of shots fired in Battleford near the corner of 25th Street and 1st Avenue Monday at approximately 8 p.m.
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