Battlefords News-Optimist

A Biggar woman arrested by North Battleford RCMP gang unit pleaded guilty in North Battleford Provincial Court Feb. 8 to weapons-related offences.

It is February, and each year the first thing that enters our thoughts is love. Along with various meanings, Oxford dictionary says regarding love “a strong feeling of affection.” Merriam Webster adds to that “out of kinship or personal ties.

The Men of the North men’s support group founded by Christopher Merasty in La Ronge celebrated its first anniversary launching a new project to reach more men in more communities.

The world's largest publicly traded uranium company is betting big on a new laser enrichment technology that it says will help power Canada’s shift to a more eco-friendly future. Saskatoon-based Cameco Corp.

The October 2020 cybersecurity incident at Saskatchewan Polytechnic is still affecting the institution. While most of the school’s problems have been addressed, challenges remain for the school.

According the John Hopkins University COVID-19 Dashboard, as of Feb. 11, Canada is currently 22nd in the world for the number of COVID-19 cases it has had to date.

Regina – This past week Premier Scott Moe, the Government of Saskatchewan and the Saskatchewan Health Agency have been confronted with numerous complaints and backlash regarding its decision, announced Feb.

A man accused of murdering nineteen-year-old Zellall Highway and sexually assaulting a 17-year-old girl is headed to trial in Prince Albert Court of Queen’s Bench. A preliminary hearing for Nathan Waditaka, 20, was scheduled Feb.

Here are some of the highlights from Thursday’s COVID-19 news conference with Premier Scott Moe and Dr. Saqib Shahab, chief medical health officer for Saskatchewan: In his remarks Premier Moe noted that the numbers were moving in the right direction.

Child porn charges against a Saskatoon man were withdrawn by the Saskatoon Crown prosecution’s office. John P. Malsi, 22, had an appearance scheduled on Feb.