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TISDALE — A new Co-op grocery store, securing $3.6 million in funds for water system upgrades and fixing the RECplex roof were 2018’s highlights for Tisdale’s mayor.

CNW – From our snow-covered national capital and the traditional territory of the Algonquin people, I salute you. In the Algonquin language: Nidanami kwak kakina anishnabek.

As the world’s population grows older and is moving into cities, a global effort is underway to make urban areas more friendly to aging people – and Saskatchewan is joining in.

NORTHEAST — A child-luring incident, an effort to save a mom and baby, and a Dragon's Den pitch were among the most visited stories on this website in 2018. 1.

The head coach of the Humboldt Broncos has stepped down. A release from the team said Nathan Oystrick and the Broncos decided to "part ways". “I have stepped away from the Humboldt Broncos,” wrote Oystrick on Twitter.

As the body that represents school board is reviewing itself, Horizon wants it to look at its fee structure and how decisions are made.

NORTHEAST — For Northeast MLA Fred Bradshaw, new trespassing laws and semi truck driver rules were the highlights of this fall’s legislative session. “The trespass one was very critical, I think,” the Carrot River Valley MLA said.

The federal government is reminding Canadians that winter holiday and March break travellers can now get passport services at over 300 Service Canada Centres across the country, and that includes North Battleford.

Submitted At its annual Christmas Celebration on Dec. 19, Battlefords Residential Services Inc.

Thursday afternoon last week, a presentation was made of proceeds from the 5th Annual Gold Eagle Casino PBR Classic Presented by McDonalds, held in July in North Battleford. A total of $34,926.