Local News

North Battleford Fire Department was dispatched to two incidents last weekend. Friday they were called to a vehicle fire in the back yard of 1272 – 105th St. at about 3 p.m.

TISDALE — The Tisdale Lions celebrated the 20th anniversary of their charter night here April 27, [1968] with a banquet and dance in the Civic Auditorium. Shown reminiscing are Gordon Tunnicliffe, first vice-president for 1967-68, and Mrs.

Students from Annaheim School were showcasing their talents on April 20, with the latest fundraiser for the Annaheim playground.

The City of North Battleford has confirmed a comprehensive unidirectional flushing program begins Tuesday, May 8. Flushing is anticipated to take 10 days and will affect a number of areas in the city.

The smell of fried fish permeated through the community of Lanigan on April 28, as the Lanigan Lutheran Church hosted their eighth annual fish fry.

TISDALE — Two community bands came together to produce a larger, fuller sound than what they could do alone.

The Humboldt Music Festival Association wrapped up two weeks of performances with their Festival Showcase on April 30 at Westminster United Church with a repeat of 20 of their best performances.

Canadian banks recently wrote reports regarding the 2018-19 Saskatchewan provincial budget. The following features information from reports by RBC, TD, BMO and CIBC.

The Nipawin Hawks’ margin for error is gone. The team finds themselves with their season hanging in the balance after losing 2-1 to the Steinbach Pistons in Game 5 from the Anavet Cup.

Emergency Response Teams from Nutrien Lanigan spent April 26 in heated competition at their Emergency Response competition. Four teams of six competed in six events, including a written exam, first aid, fire fighting, and a mine problem.