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A project aimed at improving attendance and grades for First Nations students in Nipawin is seeing initial success.

Here are some more news items stemming from the Battleford Chamber of Commerce’s directors’ meeting of June 20, the final meeting before their summer break: It’s a go for the launch of the Chamber Market the Battlefords app.

The Battle River Treaty 6 Health Centre hosted its annual pancake breakfast in celebration of National Aboriginal Day Wednesday in its parking lot.

Here is a look at some of the other items that came up at the Planning Committee meeting held at City Hall Monday June 19: Mayor Ryan Bater expressed concern about two very unsightly properties on 100th Street.

The firearms charge against Gerald Stanley will return to provincial court after the case involving the more serious murder charge against Stanley is concluded. A date of March 19 has been set for two charges of unsafe storage of a firearm under s.

Charges have been laid following the incident and police standoff on the 2000 block of 101st Street in North Battleford on Saturday morning. In custody are 18-year-old Darby Johnson and 23-year-old Marty Moccasin both of North Battleford.

The minimum wage in Saskatchewan will increase to $10.96 an hour, from $10.72 an hour, on Oct. 1, 2017. The increase was calculated using an indexation formula that has been used since 2011.

From the Tisdale Recorder Files, Oct. 26, 1977

Submitted A recent Tuesday night found a group of Rotarians at Rotary Park at the Chamber of Commerce site. The local Rotary Club established the park for use by travellers and the general public over 25 years ago.