Battlefords News-Optimist

Pie and ice cream tea hosted Oct. 27 from noon to 2:30 p.m.

Talance Stapleton earns gold in a junior slopestyle national competition in New Zealand.

Doug Sylvester performs at Mayfair Hall Oct. 18 at 7:30 p.m.

A member of Battlefords Detachment Crime Prevention/Victim Services unit, along with five members of the Battlefords COPP group attended to the ACOPA conference.

Education Minister Jeremy Cockrill says government willing to negotiate, wants teachers union to return to bargaining table.

Saskatchewan Party government, opposition NDP host competing announcements on health care on Oct. 16.

Freedom of the press, assembly, religion, and association are just some of the Canadian freedoms that can be taken for up to five years if the notwithstanding clause is used.

Daily Leg Update: Government ministers surprised by Heather Kuttai’s resignation, but are not about to walk back on their parental consent legislation.

Legislature looks to begin debate on Parents Bill of Rights.

Fifty-nine get boosted at vaccine clinic.