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With the success of last year’s Humboldt Summer Sizzler, the City of Humboldt says they are building off a good thing with the return of many favourite activities and the start of some new ones.

NIPAWIN — The Town of Nipawin has put out a call for somebody to design and produce three tourism information signs, one for each highway entrance into town. Barry Elliott, the town’s administrator, said the old signs were removed late last year.

Eric Brunt, a graduate of the film production program at the University of British Columbia, is working on a documentary about Canada in the Second World War.

The process to put in place zoning amendments in time for the legalization of cannabis in Canada is now complete at North Battleford City Hall.

Digital borrowing 15.6 per cent of all borrowing

The Humboldt Summer Sizzler has officially been kicked off with the Sizzler Strut raising money for the community trails on June 10.

MELFORT — The owner of a pipeline that spilled into the North Saskatchewan River in 2016 is building a new pipeline crossing the river that incorporates what they’ve learned from the spill.

STAR CITY — Star City School celebrated their students' achievements in academics, sports and volunteerism. The school's awards night was Monday, June 11, 2018.

The North Battleford Comprehensive High School was in positive spirits last week as it hosted A Day of Reconciliation. Krista Gubbe, First Nation, Métis and Inuit graduation coach, runs a program called Gateway to Success.

As the investigation into the Humboldt Broncos bus tragedy continues, the Saskatchewan RCMP has provided an update.