Local News

A Tisdale-based school trustee is concerned about the status of the student representative councils at North East School Division schools.

A Nipawin grocery store will be going through renovations this fall.

Haying continues in the province and livestock producers now have 74 per cent of the hay crop baled or put into silage. An additional 14 per cent is cut and ready for baling, according to Saskatchewan Agriculture’s weekly Crop Report.

An independent investigation is under way into a video deleted while in the possession of the RCMP in Meadow Lake. The investigation involves a case from the early morning of Friday, July 21 in Meadow Lake. At around 4 a.m.

Biggar RCMP have arrested an individual wanted in connection to the theft of a truck from the Battlefords area.

Cassandra Germsheid said the renovation and restoration of Battleford’s post office is going according to plan. Except for plumbing, not much is finished but “in the works.

North Battleford marked the beginning of Battlefords Pride Week with the raising of the rainbow Pride flag outside City Hall.

Los Angeles’ Kamikaze Fireflies, along with the rest of North Battleford’s Street Performer Festival lineup, hit the streets this upcoming weekend.

Hudson Bay was a busy spot as they welcomed baseball players from across the province for the Twilite Masters Provincial Championships.

In Canada, the market for sheep is only around 40 per cent filled.