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Apr. 19 was a busy day for the Humboldt Fire Department as they were called out to a pair of fires. The fire department received a call around 9:30am to attend a house fire on Swain Cres.

It has been over 71 years since the liberation of the concentration camps. With the Nazis in power, 11 million people perished in labour and concentration camps, 4 million of those being people of the Jewish faith. On Apr.

Humboldt and District Museum got a taste of the cretaceous period through the Royal Saskatchewan Museum.

Wednesday morning, the Battlefords RCMP Detachment reported having received several complaints in relation to 12 stolen vehicles that had occurred in the previous 48 hours throughout the city and rural area.

As of Tuesday, the Battlefords RCMP Detachment had fielded about 200 calls over the previous 10 days from members of the public who reported receiving calls from persons claiming to be representatives of the Canada Revenue Agency.

One bylaw passed and was signed and sealed Monday at North Battleford council, but three others will need to come back for third reading later on.

Community safety co-ordinator Herb Sutton gave his monthly monitoring report to North Battleford city council Monday, but it had a different format this time.

The co-chairs have been announced and a number of volunteers are now in place for the 2018 Saskatchewan Winter Games coming to North Battleford. The appointments were made in a resolution passed April 25 at city council.

Battlefords RCMP gave a quarterly update on crime statistics to North Battleford city council Monday and those were a mixed bag, to say the least. The report, presented to council by Sgt.

Twelve members of the Parkinson’s Support Group of the Battlefords met in the Lions Clubhouse in Battleford April 4. A good time of sharing, laughter and friendship was enjoyed.