Local News

On July 2, Wilkie RCMP received a complaint of a side-by-side ATV that had been stolen from a rural property near Unity.

After competing in the senior bowl on the May long weekend, a pair of graduating Tisdale Tornados got the opportunity to play for Team Saskatchewan at the 2017 Saskota Bowl.

It was a carnival atmosphere on the Frontier Centre lot Thursday through Sunday as the mall hosted midway rides at the location from Canuck Amusements.

From the Tisdale Recorder Files, July 15, 1987

The North Battleford Lions Club made a donation of $30,000 to the Western Development Museum recently. Accepting the donation is Joyce Smith, manager of the WDM North Battleford. Making the donation is Gib Volk and Lion member Mervin Stepko.

July 4, Carla Huard, who runs a child dayhome in Battleford, was heading with her charges to the local park when the Town of Battleford garbage truck pulled up. The driver got out and handed all the kids a sucker.

The Canadian Taxpayer’s Federation has reiterated support for the efforts of a First Nations activist seeking transparency from Onion Lake Cree Nation.

A Law Society panel has extended North Battleford lawyer Kevan Migneault’s suspension from the practice of law until Dec. 31, 2017.

News that Omar Khadr would be receiving a $10.5 million settlement from the federal Liberal government has prompted an immediate reaction from Gerry Ritz.

Northwest Territorial Days have announced that iRides and bracelets are now available for purchase in advance. A limited amount are now on sale at the Battlefords Ag Society office or at Innovation Credit Union for the event running Aug. 16-18.