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From the SHA: The Saskatchewan Health Authority is notifying the public of potential exposure to COVID-19 at the following businesses where a person or persons attended while likely infectious: Estevan October 15 Michael's Bakery, King Street, 12:45

Charges against a woman who allegedly tossed drugs over the fence into Prince Albert Provincial Correctional Centre for a street gang were dropped.

When council returns in November following the municipal election, it is likely that administration will be presenting a much lower tax increase than in past years. At their Oct.

The joint parks and recreation master plan between the City of North Battleford and the Town of Battleford is halfway to full ratification. The City of North Battleford adopted the plan in principle at their Oct.

On Tuesday evening the Saskatchewan Health Authority (SHA) identified a positive COVID-19 case in an individual at St. Francis School in Prince Albert.

MOOSE JAW — Despite using the better part of two hours to trace former cop Alan Murdock’s litany of alleged misdeeds and abuses of public trust, Moose Jaw police chief Rick Bourassa deferred on reporters’ questions if he wants to see a public inquiry

On Tuesday evening the Saskatchewan Health Authority (SHA) identified a positive case of COVID-19 in an individual at Prince Albert Collegiate Institute (PACI) in Prince Albert.

UPDATE, 9:15 p.m., Oct. 21: Samara Watts has been found. CARROT RIVER — A 13-year-old Carrot River girl is missing. The Carrot River RCMP said they’ve been searching for Samara “Sammy” Watts since she was reported missing to police the night of Oct.

A Biggar woman failed to appear in North Battleford Provincial Court Oct. 19 for a scheduled appearance and a judicial bench warrant was issued for her arrest. Desiree Hinse, 24, and three others were arrested on Sept.

It appears town residents don’t need to worry anymore about being terrorized by the “Battleford Badger”.