Local News

ONION LAKE — Two RCMP cruisers collided on Onion Lake First Nation Saturday, Sept. 19 during an attempt to arrest a male resident of the community in relation to a complaint of uttering threats.

There was increased attendance this year for the Ears and Beers Night put on by the Saskatchewan Baseball Hall of Fame and Museum.

SaskBusiness Magazine has ranked Discovery Co-operative Association among Saskatchewan’s largest companies.

RCMP are crediting quick action by Wilkie residents for the apprehension of two suspects being arrested after the Wilkie Pharmacy was broken into Thursday, Sept. 17.

The City of North Battleford is holding a hazardous waste day for hazardous household items. It will be held Sept. 26 from 9 a.m. – 4 p.m. at the Public Works Shop 11112 - 6th Ave.

If you get a threatening phone call claiming to be from the Canada Revenue Agency, beware.

Education minister Don Morgan may have been the special guest at Connaught School in North Battleford, but it was a lovable-looking reptile that stole the kids’ attention.

It has been confirmed the Battlefords Chamber of Commerce will again host an all-candidates forum this federal election year. The forum will be at Third Avenue United Church Sept. 28 and will take place from 7 to 9 p.m.

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.