Local News

North Battleford’s business community is increasingly concerned potential customers from Alberta are bypassing the community completely.

Work on the 100th Street Rehabilitation Project from 14th to 20th Avenue has been completed. In a release issued Friday afternoon, the City of North Battleford said it is pleased to announce 100th Street is now open.

Directors of the Battlefords Chamber of Commerce received an update Tuesday about a pilot project being launched in North Battleford to promote safety and develop a community safety plan.

City officials have confirmed they have put up a fence on civic property north of Wearing Road.

The City of North Battleford has granted tax incentives in connection to the new Comfort Inn and Suites development in the southeast of the city. The hotel development was announced recently and will be going up near the Frontier Centre mall.

Land purchases were a big topic of discussion at North Battleford council Monday. A couple of purchases were discussed. One was a recommendation to council to “purchase from Edward Hebert land described as NW16-44-16-W3rd for the price of $640,000.

The two teenagers Cut Knife RCMP had requested help in finding have been located and are safe.

The Kutawagan Creek Diversion Project for the Quill Lakes is not going ahead. The announcement was made by the province Thursday.

Battleford Housing Authority (has named the grand prize winners of the 2015 Yard Pride Contest. BHA organizes a yard pride contest every year to celebrate and encourage excellence in yard care, according to Operations Manager Cheryl Cook-Taylor.

City administration has been working with property owners regarding cleanup from fires that happened in the city.