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Cost of a designated driver not as steep as alternatives

With the Christmas season now in full swing the RCMP is reminding people getting a designated driver is certainly worth it. In a message, Sgt.
Bantam Barons win Swift Tournament

Bantam Barons win Swift Tournament

The Battlefords Bantam A Barons provincial team was in action on the weekend and won the Swift Current Bantam A Tournament. The Barons beat the host Swift Current Broncos in the championship game by a 5-4 score in overtime.
RCMP help change the face of men's health

RCMP help change the face of men's health

The male members of the Blaine Lake RCMP Detachment joined the over 240,000 Canadian men participating in global 'Movember' charity last month.

Remains identified as missing Peequaquat

The human remains found at a residence on the 1900 block of 99th Street have been positively identified as Ronald Peequaquat. RCMP confirmed the positive identification in a news release Thursday. Peequaquat, 45, had been missing since June.
Sharks beat by Bears

Sharks beat by Bears

It was a rare mid-week game for the Battlefords AAA Sharks, as they were in Prince Albert Wednesday.
A night to welcome the festive season

A night to welcome the festive season

Moonlight madness and Santa Claus night kicks off the holiday season in Maidstone every year.

Federal Court rules for Wheat Board, against Ritz

A federal court Wednesday ruled federal Agriculture Minister Gerry Ritz broke a provision of the Canadian Wheat Board Act in attempting to legislate changes to the Act.

NSRHL scores

Friday, scores from the North Saskatchewan River Hockey League had St. Walburg edge Meadow Lake 3-2, Turtleford beat Wilkie 5-4 and Paradise Hill beat Spiritwood 7-2.
Season ushered in with Lions' Festival of Music

Season ushered in with Lions' Festival of Music

Borden Lions held their annual Festival of Music in the Borden Community Centre Dec. 4 with emcee John Buswell announcing the items on the program.
It's a problem if it costs money

It's a problem if it costs money

Last week, Ed, my neighbour next door, made a special trip into Walmart for an item advertised in its shopping flyer. He shared an earful with me, as store greeter, about wasting his time and gas when he found what he wanted was sold out.
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