Battlefords News-Optimist

WARTMAN: Reverend G. Bruce. Born December 10, 1918 in Wilkie, Saskatchewan; died following a brief illness on April 25, 2011 in Edmonton Alberta.

There are a lot of different diet plans out there. Fitness and nutrition experts have varying opinions on healthy diets but there is one thing that we can all agree on - portion control.

Two youth suspects have been charged in connection to a shooting on Little Pine First Nation on April 21.

Jean Stewart, Tillie Linkert, Theresa Kennedy and myself went to Waseca last Thursday to the volunteer awards night where Gill Churn, Howie and Joan Smith, Arlee Lumgar and Kevin Schimelfenig were given awards.

The successful recruitment and retention of aboriginal employees is an important topic for employers.

Last year, Unity's Run for Riderville brought out media from all corners of the province. As well, we were fortunate to be a stop on CTV's Home Town Tour.

Where do local candidates stand on issues important to constituents in the federal election? More than 50 people turned up to find out on Tuesday night in Lloydminster.

The Blaine Lake Community Association held its annual general meeting April 5. The Blaine Lake Community Association Inc. reported that for the statement period ending January 31, 2011, the organization incurred a net loss of $7,175.39.

After winning the initiation Western Canadian Native Hockey Championship in 2009, the LRD team were at it again at the novice level this year.

The campaign in Battlefords-Lloydminster has heated up with less than a week left before the federal election.