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Bresaylor Happenings: Join the Fort Pitt Trail walk this August

Bresaylor Happenings: Join the Fort Pitt Trail walk this August

Saskatchewan History and Folklore Society members will walk from Battleford to Fort Pitt.
N. B'ford man sentenced in $55M drug trafficking, money laundering, organized crime bust

N. B'ford man sentenced in $55M drug trafficking, money laundering, organized crime bust

A cross-border investigation resulted in seizure of firearms, $7M in property including bank accounts, a $3.5M home in Niagara-on-the-Lake, two Lamborghinis, a Porsche, classic cars, $200,000 cash, & $55M in drugs.
Concerns raised about need for a Saskatchewan wetlands policy

Concerns raised about need for a Saskatchewan wetlands policy

Advocates raised need for stronger policies Monday, said province is not doing enough to come up with a wetlands policy that address the issues.
Update: Tornado watch over, but storms and heat persist

Update: Tornado watch over, but storms and heat persist

Watch for the effects of heat illness: swelling, rash, cramps, fainting, heat exhaustion, heat stroke and the worsening of some health conditions.
Mayfair and District News: Call goes out to those interested in firearms safety

Mayfair and District News: Call goes out to those interested in firearms safety

Rabbit Lake hosts ‘bannock and a burger’ night.
North Battleford WDM summer camps dates announced

North Battleford WDM summer camps dates announced

Call the North Battleford WDM at 1-306-445-8033 to register or visit in person.
Learn to sail at Meota Lakefront this summer

Learn to sail at Meota Lakefront this summer

Lessons offered on Jackfish Lake in July.
Borden and District News: Diefenbaker Daze meal draws 150

Borden and District News: Diefenbaker Daze meal draws 150

Eight teams sign up for the slo-pitch tournament.
Wild's Window - Shedding Shreds

Wild's Window - Shedding Shreds

New Canadian babies born via birth tourism less than one per cent of all births

New Canadian babies born via birth tourism less than one per cent of all births

Health care is expensive and when it comes to neonatal care it is astronomical if a baby needs to be in the ICU.
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