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RCMP tag 965 aggressive drivers

RCMP tag 965 aggressive drivers

There were 965 unhappy aggressive drivers in Saskatchewan as a result of the province's RCMP detachments' participation in Operation Impact on the long weekend. From Friday, Oct. 10 to Monday Oct.
Partnership enhances access to influenza immunization

Partnership enhances access to influenza immunization

Prairie North Health Region and Battle River Treaty 6 Health Centre have announced they are joining forces in this year's campaign to get as many residents as possible immunized against influenza.
Guilty plea in bridge threat case

Guilty plea in bridge threat case

The man accused of uttering an online threat to blow up the Battlefords bridge has entered a guilty plea to the charge. Arthur Knudsen appeared in North Battleford Provincial Court Tuesday morning before Judge Lorna Dyck.
You are exactly where you are meant to be

You are exactly where you are meant to be

"May today there be peace within you. May you trust God that you are exactly where you are meant to be ..." - St. Teresa's Prayer Trust.
I'm number one on the cat's list of suspects

I'm number one on the cat's list of suspects

Another beautiful week to combine. Those who are not done yet are in the "hurry hard" mode. Some are done and are sitting back saying, "Whew! I'm glad that is over." Others, who still have jam left, are putting on anhydrous.
For these we give thanks

For these we give thanks

Thanksgiving 2014. Since we last joined hands around the turkey-laden table so much has happened in our world. Sadly, much of it has been tragic.
Town council Oct. 6 meeting highlights

Town council Oct. 6 meeting highlights

Here is a rundown of highlights from what was a busy Battleford town council meeting on Oct. 6. Most notable about the meeting is the fact the Town Hall is currently operating with temporary heat. River City Plumbing and Heating Ltd.
Michelle Whitehead: chasing ribbons

Michelle Whitehead: chasing ribbons

Some people might not notice the shop. It's a little hole-in-the-wall store on 13th Avenue with a modest sign hanging above the door. But once you get inside, customers are overwhelmed by the sounds of dogs and cats living their lives.

Ontario's financial woes create an opportunity for education reform

Ontario's financial status quo is not sustainable. That's the conclusion of numerous independent analyses, the former provincial treasurer and the province's own commission on reform of public sector services.
Ahead of the curve: Farmers' market co-ops in Saskatchewan

Ahead of the curve: Farmers' market co-ops in Saskatchewan

Next time you swing past your favourite farmers' market, have a guess at how long it's been around. If you figure 10 or even 15 years, you're probably guessing low- way low. In this province, farmers' markets are anything but recent.
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