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Town abates some taxes for Canada Post building

Town abates some taxes for Canada Post building

Battleford town council has approved a municipal tax abatement for owners of the Canada Post building as the town looks to make a policy regarding downtown tax abatements. Fieldstone Holdings Ltd.
Fresh ideas key for new economic development officer

Fresh ideas key for new economic development officer

NIPAWIN — Nipawin’s new economic development officer, Perry Trusty, doesn’t have any big changes planned when he starts his job. “I want to work with council. I want to work with administration.
Power outage planned near Bruno

Power outage planned near Bruno

BRUNO — A power outage is planned for people living north of Bruno. The outage, being done for system maintenance, is planned for Saturday, March 9 between 2 pm and 4:30 pm.
Power outage planned near Rose Valley

Power outage planned near Rose Valley

ROSE VALLEY — There will be a two hour power outage for those living northwest of Rose Valley. The outage is planned on Friday, March 8 between 9 am and 11 am. It is for system maintenance.
Budget, film tax credits, Sask. Hospital hot topics

Budget, film tax credits, Sask. Hospital hot topics

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Drake's James Isbister wins $1 million in lottery

Drake's James Isbister wins $1 million in lottery

DRAKE — A Drake man is $1 million richer after buying a lucky lottery ticket. James Isbister purchased his winning Lotto 6/49 ticket at the Humboldt Thrifty Market in June. He returned to the store about a month later to check his ticket.
RCMP continue post office break-in investigation

RCMP continue post office break-in investigation

RCMP are continuing to investigate the Feb. 16 break-in at the Battleford post office and are still looking for any tips from the public. Sgt.
Spring runoff potential varies across Saskatchewan

Spring runoff potential varies across Saskatchewan

Tuesday, the Water Security Agency (WSA) released a spring runoff forecast for 2019.
Less than one per cent intentionally refuses vaccination: health ministry

Less than one per cent intentionally refuses vaccination: health ministry

There are currently no confirmed cases of measles in Saskatchewan. The Saskatchewan health ministry wants to keep it that way. The ministry is encouraging people in the province to make sure that their vaccination is up to date.
Storytellers festival nominated

Storytellers festival nominated

Poundmaker Cree Nation continues to bring accolades for their tourism efforts. The Poundmaker Storytellers Festival was recently nominated for a Rookie of the Year Award at the Saskatchewan Tourism Awards of Excellence.
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