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TISDALE — With cannabis soon becoming legal, employers will have to learn how to deal with the substance in the workplace.

The flames and smoke at the North Battleford Waste Management Facility are put out by the fire department and the Facility will re-open again at noon.

Scammers pretending to represent SaskPower have been known to call, email and even physically visit businesses. The scammers claim that unless the resident or business submits payment on the spot, their power will be disconnected immediately.

Battleford town council notes: April 2018

North Battleford’s waste management facility is closed this morning as the fire department deals with a fire. The City advises the facility will be closed until further notice.

Members of parliament in the House of Commons reacted with shock to the April 6 Humboldt Broncos bus tragedy. Several MPs from across Canada voiced their support and condolences in the wake of the tragedy, and observed a moment of silence.

Services will be available this weekend for those in need of counselling services after the April 6 Humboldt Broncos bus crash.

With cannabis soon becoming legal, employers will have to learn how to deal with the substance in the workplace.

One man arrested

The Horizon School Division is seeing an increase in the funding it receives from the provincial government, but that doesn’t make up for cuts made in the last two years. In the 2018-19 provincial budget, the division received $79.