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Open House brings budget to public

Open House brings budget to public

The public had their chance to ask questions on Apr. 5 at the public budget meeting at the Uniplex.
Cooley brings natural inspiration to Gallery

Cooley brings natural inspiration to Gallery

Saskatoon artist, Paula Cooley, talked inspiration and her path to sculpting at the open reception for Mix at the Humboldt and District Gallery on Apr. 7. A collection of her work is now on display at the Gallery which started Apr.
Call before you dig; look up and live

Call before you dig; look up and live

Annual safety breakfast delivers a common sense message
Robbery at Wally’s Food Basket

Robbery at Wally’s Food Basket

Wally’s Food Basket on the corner of 107th Street and 11th Avenue in North Battleford has fallen victim to an armed robbery. The incident was reported Monday night, April 11, at 8:15 p.m.
NB dealing with roadway failure

NB dealing with roadway failure

The City of North Battlefords operations department will have to deal with a roadway failure on 15th Avenue in the city.
Guy’s Furniture building discretionary use application approved

Guy’s Furniture building discretionary use application approved

Changes accommodate injured business owner
Grass fire confirms arrival of spring

Grass fire confirms arrival of spring

North Battleford Fire Department are now confirming it is really spring, as they report attending a grass fire behind the Don Ross Centre Monday at about 2:45 p.m.
Hit and run investigated

Hit and run investigated

The Maidstone RCMP are currently investigating a hit and run that occurred during the early morning hours of April 9 in Lashburn. An unidentified man was observed getting into a white Chevrolet pickup truck with an unknown Saskatchewan licence plate.
Another reminder that Canada's health-care system is failing patients

Another reminder that Canada's health-care system is failing patients

Patients still cannot receive timely treatment because of the confines of the government's health-care monopoly
Retirement impacts mental health services

Retirement impacts mental health services

The Prince Albert Parkland Regional Health Authority heard about efforts to address improved access to mental health outpatient services at their regular board meeting April 6 in Prince Albert.
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