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North Battleford city council has agreed to move ahead with some housekeeping amendments to the Zoning Bylaw. One amendment impacts the location at 792- 108th Street, the vacant formerly known as the Slawa Centre.

Submitted The Saskatchewan Research Council has transitioned its Safe Low Power Kritical Experiment (Slowpoke) research reactor into a non-operational safe state by successfully defueling the reactor and transporting the fuel to the United States wit

MELFORT — The City of Melfort is receiving a Lieutenant Governor of Saskatchewan’s Heritage Award for the work that went into the Historic Post Office.

Crop report for Sept. 17 to 23 Saskatchewan Agriculture – A stretch of warm and relatively dry weather allowed most producers to return to the field and resume harvest operations last week, according to Saskatchewan Agriculture’s Weekly Crop Report.

The level of force used in an arrest in May of this year by Battlefords RCMP is at the centre of two investigations into the incident.

National energy corridor should be considered in this election

Together with patients, crew and community allies, STARS welcomed to Saskatchewan its first new Airbus H145 helicopter today.

The Ministry of Environment – in partnership with the Saskatchewan Wildlife Federation (SWF) – is encouraging hunters to submit the heads of all deer, moose, elk and caribou harvested this hunting season for Chronic Wasting Disease (CWD) testing.

Submitted Robert W. Johnson of North Battleford has been a Toastmaster for 50 years. Johnson began his Toastmaster career in 1969 and was an original member who was instrumental in getting the Battlefords Toastmasters Club chartered in 1977.

Reprinted from the Athabaska Advocate An Okotoks, Alta.-area man who had all of his charges dropped in a shooting incident while defending his home from a prowler, is being sued by the individual who rummaged through his car.