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North Battleford Fire Department had a busy few days dealing with a vehicle crash, a carbon monoxide alarm and a grass fire. The carbon monoxide alarm came in Sunday at 1 a.m. when firefighters responded to a call to 302 – 114th St.

A man is wanted after an assault in a rural area on Little Pine First Nation sent a stabbing victim to hospital via STARS Ambulance Sutrday at about 4 a.m. Monday.

With smoke from wildfires impacting the air we breathe, it’s important for you to be aware of and take precautions to safeguard your health.

The fires raging through Fort McMurray and many other emergencies and disasters prove once again that real-time and accurate information from first hand sources are key to ensure the community’s safety.

Robotics have long been considered sci-fi characters from the future, however, in 2016, robotics are not only part of the present but are a new adventure for Unity Composite High School students.

Descendents of one of Saskatchewan’s first families of colour have made their home in Elrose, and they are as much a part of the fabric of the province as any residents.

More than digging in the dirt

A statement by Premier Brad Wall, released on May 5. Both our Wildfire Management (WFM) branch and our Emergency Management and Fire Safety (EMFS) office and have been in contact with their Alberta counterparts to offer and provide assistance.

More than half of Saskatchewan is listed as being in extreme fire danger.

The Leahys are a famous Canadian family of instrumentalists, singers and dancers, and one combination of them performed in North Battleford Wednesday at the Dekker Centre.