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North Battleford residents familiar with the old bus depot in the north end of the city might look twice at the building when they see it now.

Potential COVID-19 exposure in North Battleford, Lloyd., Melfort, P.A., Regina, S’toon, Togo, Yorkton Nov.

At their final council meeting of the current term Monday, Battleford council heard concerns about the situation along 5th Ave. West in Battleford West. The roadway in question runs from Telegraph Road south to Highway 40.

There are 37 new cases of COVID-19 to report in Saskatchewan on November 4, 2020, bringing the provincial total to date to 3,408 cases.

TISDALE — Cpl. Mike Benjamin with the Tisdale RCMP said the detachment has recently received two complaints where debit and credit cards have been stolen from vehicles in the Tisdale area. In both instances, the cards were used after being stolen.

EAST CENTRAL — Construction on Highway 5 improvements has ended for the year. On Nov.

MELFORT — Two Melfort businesses were visited by someone diagnosed with COVID-19 while they could have been infectious. The businesses were visited on Oct. 29: Mac's Convenience Store from 6:30 p.m. to 7:30 p.m. Independent Grocers from 7 p.m.

Klaus Uebelacker thinks mechanics are afraid of electric cars. The German-born, Maple Ridge, B.C., resident has spent his career fiddling around with cars.

HUMBOLDT — Local healthcare workers with the Service Employees International Union West (SEIU-West) held signs and banners outside St. Mary's Villa in Humboldt to protest not having a collective agreement.

A Saskatchewan judge denied an application to toss out sexual assault charges against a Loon Lake man for what defense called a violation of his client’s charter rights due to unreasonable delays.