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PNHR's right to allocate resources upheld

Ophthalmology services were on the agenda when members of the Prairie North Health Region board met April 27. CEO David Fan provided information about ophthalmology services in PNHR, in response to a newspaper article.

NW students earn Lakeland awards

Several Northwest students were recognized at Lakeland College awards night ceremonies at the Vermilion campus March 8 and at the Lloydminster campus March 23.

Track team takes show outdoors

If it looks like spring, and acts like spring, it should be spring, right? May 27-29, the diamonds will host the annual Miners slo-pitch tournament, which includes three days of tournament play and a dance Saturday night featuring Paradise Road, the
Team wings their way to $975 donation

Team wings their way to $975 donation

It was great to see everyone out who attended the potluck supper at the Maymont Seniors' Centre April 27. The evening's entertainment was by Mel Deagnon, Tom Caldwell, Bert Carpentier, Cindy Galley and Vivian Seib.
Soapbox derby races in

Soapbox derby races in

For the last 19 years, children in the Battlefords have had something special to look forward to with the coming of spring.
Downside of taking the summer 'off'

Downside of taking the summer 'off'

With summer fast approaching, many people start to consider taking the summer off from the gym because they are going to workout outside or they're just too busy to squeeze in gym time.
15 years of great fundraising and great golf

15 years of great fundraising and great golf

Great golfing, great food, great company and a great cause - that is how Claudette McGuire, Battlefords Union Hospital Foundation executive director, describes the annual Wayne Pruden Memorial Golf Tournament.

Treating health facilities

Prairie North Health Region is receiving $1.45 million for repairs to health care facilities and equipment upgrades. The funding is part of the $133.

Organ donation saves lives

Dear Editor Organ donation saves lives. I know, because almost 10 years ago, an organ donation saved mine. A family had the courage, at a very difficult time, to have something positive result from a tragic situation.

Council turns down medical clinic application

Confusion reigned at city council, as councillors struggled to figure out what to do about an application for a medical clinic in the north end of the city.
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