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A labour deal has been completed between the City of North Battleford and its Community Safety Officers. City Manager Randy Patrick announced a tentative agreement had been struck during Monday’s council meeting.

There has been a change to the agreement between the City of North Battleford and Red Pheasant First Nation covering intersection upgrades.

Some further details have emerged about the aircraft incident that happened near Cameron McIntosh Airport on Aug. 28. The incident turned out to be an emergency landing.

EAST CENTRAL — Despite rainfall and cool weather producers were able to make harvest progress this week. According to the Sept.

La Ronge RCMP are hoping to acquire any video of an incident this week, having seen individuals recording with their phones when two police offices were assaulted. On Aug. 23, at approximately 12:30 a.m.

A presentation by a young Battleford resident lowered the average age of people in council chambers at last Monday’s meeting.

CARROT RIVER — The adult who destroyed several flowers along Carrot River’s Main Street has agreed to pay for the cost of the damage as well as write an apology for the act.

LANIGAN — The Nutrien Lanigan potash mine will be shut down temporarily. The company said it’s looking at starting at the beginning of November. The shutdown could last for up to eight weeks.

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LANIGAN — Nutrien has announced it's expecting to shut down its Lanigan potash mine for up to eight weeks. “The production downtime is in response to a short-term slowdown in global potash markets,” said a media release from the company.