Local News

There were plenty of MLAs from the New Democratic Party in the local area this past week. They were in Jackfish Lake Sept. 27-28, holding their annual caucus retreat at Jackfish Lodge.

The Royal Canadian Mounted Police in Saskatchewan say they will be vigilant in the wake of a suspected terror attack in Edmonton on Saturday night. The incident took place in the vicinity of Commonwealth Stadium.

City community safety coordinator Herb Sutton had plenty of new news to share in his report to council Monday night, his first report since back in June.

A musical tribute to Canada celebrating the nation’s 150th birthday is stopping in Tisdale as part of a 28-city tour.

There is a Street Closure today at the south side of the intersection at 110 th Street and 6 th Avenue. The closure will be from 10:30 A.M. until 7:00 P.M. During the closure the north bound lane will remain open.

RCMP are reporting that four people have been charged following a Highway 17 traffic stop north of Lloydminster. Maidstone RCMP conducted a traffic stop on Sept.

From the Tisdale Recorder files, Oct. 7, 1987

While North Battleford city councillor Len Taylor had plenty of positive news about libraries at council Monday, he also noted some emerging capital issues at the existing North Battleford Public Library.

It was a small gathering but the Community Consultation regarding Canada Day and Summer Sizzler on Sept. 21 opened up the dialogue of how the city can make their two biggest events better.

The Battlefords Union Hospital hosted a celebration recently, introducing its new CT scanner to the public.