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Nearly 73 years after his untimely death in a plane crash at North Battleford air base, a memorial was held for Royal Australian Air Force flyer Maxwell Cassidy April 25 by North Battleford Royal Canadian Legion Branch 70.

John Paul II teacher Rhea Good recently introduced students to Bokashi composting. As the functional integration teacher, Good has made it her mission to broaden her students horizons when it comes to daily living.

Staff The latest hot issue for international trade critic Gerry Ritz to deal with: softwood lumber disputes. News that the U.S.

Despite the weather, the Beeland Co-op ended the year in a strong financial position In fiscal year 2017, which goes from Feb. 1, 2016 to Jan. 31, 2017, the co-op earned $1.4 million in net savings, down from $1.7 million the year before.

Things continue to move at a fast pace towards the Saskatchewan 2018 Winter Games.

Grade 7 students from Light of Christ School Division got to learn some practical tips about how to handle their money last Wednesday.

North Battleford city council has passed a wide range of measures to address a nearly $1.4 million shortfall in the city budget.

Teachers contracts to end, support workers have no plans to reopen theirs

Carrot River has been declared one of four ChangeMAKERs in the province by the Saskatchewan Economic Development Association.

The 2016 fiscal year was challenging for the Prairie North Co-op, but it managed to earn almost $1.1 million. The 2017 fiscal year is looking better so far.