Local News

The benefactor of the Allen Sapp Gallery has passed away in Vancouver.

The recent building permit boom in the Battlefords is not simply something talked about by civic officials and business leaders.

Some properties seized through tax enforcement measures by the city are being sold and could see development happening in the near future.

A man charged in connection to a terrifying incident on Saulteaux First Nation in October 2013 has been sentenced. Robert Martel has received 42 months, or 3.5 years, in a federal penitentiary.

Police are treating a death on Moosomin First Nation as suspicious. At approximately 1:15 p.m.

Hanging baskets and barrels packed with flowers are being readied behind the City of North Battleford’s greenhouse for a beautification blitz slated for the first few weeks of June.

Light of Christ Catholic School Division has a new series of levelled readers thanks to a grant from Battlefords Agency Tribal Chiefs Community Development Corporation.

RCMP Daily Report

The dream for two families in the Battlefords is one step closer to reality, thanks to the generous contribution of $15,000 in labour and building materials recently, from Home Hardware Building Center North Battleford.

There was some improvement seen to the wildfire situation reported on Friday. In a conference call with reporters, provincial officials confirmed that cooling weather and some rain had provided some relief to the ongoing situation.