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ARBORFIELD — Warren Gray Farms Inc. is developing a cannabis grow operation in Arborfield, which is expected to provide 50 jobs in the first year.

In the early morning hours of Dec. 2, Turtleford RCMP was advised of a break and enter in the Turtle Lake area. A .22 cal rifle was taken from the residence. A white SUV involved in the incident was occupied by four or five First Nations males.

After months of broadly hinting Saskatchewan would be getting into nuclear power production, as well as a reference in the recent speech from the throne, Premier Scott Moe has taken the first concrete action in that direction.

Enjoy a colourful holiday experience for the whole family at the North Battleford Western Development Museum. Catch the spirit of the season as the Heritage Village lights up for the holidays, 6:30 p.m. to 9:30 p.m.

Premier suggests nuclear power could replace both coal and natural gas down the road

The draft 2020 budget for North Battleford has been posted on the city’s website, and it looks like a small tax increase is in store for city taxpayers. The budget is proposing an increase of two per cent for both property taxes and utilities.

Unseats incumbent Chief Paskemin

On Nov. 28, at approximately 6 p.m., Leader RCMP officers, along with Eatonia and Leader EMS and Fire Department, responded to a serious motor-vehicle collision involving a car and a semi on Highway 21, approximately 15 kilometres south of Eatonia.

Submitted by Saskatchewan Lotteries Teofisto Aclan and his daughter, Ann Marie Alison, didn’t believe it when they scanned their Lotto Max ticket and saw they had won $100,000 on the November 15 Extra draw.

North Battleford was one of many communities around the world involved in the Global Climate Strike on Friday. In North Battleford Friday, participants gathered around 4:30 p.m. outside North Battleford Library, and marched into the downtown streets.