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Residents urged to guard against mosquito bites

Residents urged to guard against mosquito bites

West Nile virus
New CT scanner at BUH scheduled for mid-September.

New CT scanner at BUH scheduled for mid-September.

Replacement of the CT scanner at the Battlefords Union Hospital began Aug. 8. Installing the new machine, along with renovations to the CT room, is expected to take six weeks. Sept. 18 is the planned date for the new CT scanner to be operational.
Scouts enjoy Jamboree in Nova Scotia

Scouts enjoy Jamboree in Nova Scotia

It was intense, wet, and fun filled for the 1st Westminsiter Scouts group as they took in the 2017 Canadian Scout Jamboree from July 8-15 at Camp Nedooae, Elderbank, N.S.
NBFD conduct swift water rescue

NBFD conduct swift water rescue

North Battleford Fire Department responded to the North Saskatchewan River 1:15 p.m. Thursday to rescue an individual who appeared to have jumped into the river and was spotted by three canoers.
Living Sky School Division hires new director

Living Sky School Division hires new director

Effective Aug. 1, Brenda Vickers is Living Sky School Division's new director of education/CEO. Vickers' previous role was the division’s superintendent of human resources for the past six years.
Tisdale RCMP asking for help to catch Kinistin Education Centre vandals

Tisdale RCMP asking for help to catch Kinistin Education Centre vandals

A case of vandalism on the walls of the Nibwakawigamig Kinistin Education Centre has the Tisdale RCMP asking for the public’s help. Numerous profanities were spray-painted to the wall of the school July 14.
Sidewalk construction started on 101st

Sidewalk construction started on 101st

2017 Capital Works Weekly Update
Pattison Ag steps up as diamond winter games sponsor

Pattison Ag steps up as diamond winter games sponsor

Fundraising efforts for the 2018 Saskatchewan Winter Games received a welcome boost recently with the announcement of a Diamond Sponsor. Pattison Agriculture Ltd.
Cree Northeast’s second language, but Tagalog seeing rapid growth

Cree Northeast’s second language, but Tagalog seeing rapid growth

If someone’s mother tongue isn’t English in the Northeast, it’s most likely to be Cree. Yet Tagalog, the Philippines’ national language, is growing at a rapid rate. According to 2016 Census data released Aug.
Crop Report for the July 25 to 31

Crop Report for the July 25 to 31

Released on August 3, 2017 Harvest is underway for some producers in the south, according to Saskatchewan Agriculture’s Weekly Crop Report.
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