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NB International Street Performer Festival nominated for provincial award

NB International Street Performer Festival nominated for provincial award

The 2014 NB International Street Performer Festival has been nominated for the Community Event of the Year Award as part of 2014 Tourism Saskatchewan Awards of Excellence.
Consumer alert – timeshare fraud

Consumer alert – timeshare fraud

Cold winter months are a popular season for travel to hot, sunny destinations but consumers are reminded to be careful when purchasing and selling timeshares.
Next step for Habitat for Humanity in the Battlefords

Next step for Habitat for Humanity in the Battlefords

It is an exciting time for Saskatoon Habitat for Humanity-Battlefords Chapter, as it moves one step closer to achieving its goal of building a home with two families in the Battlefords area. A duplex has been chosen for the design of the building.
More physicians - more space: Lloydminster Prairie North Health Centre moves to new permanent home

More physicians - more space: Lloydminster Prairie North Health Centre moves to new permanent home

As of next week, Lloydminster and area residents will have greater access to more physicians in expanded, improved surroundings when the Prairie North Health Centre primary health care (PHC) clinic relocates to its new permanent home in the downtown
Stolen vehicle found in Maidstone

Stolen vehicle found in Maidstone

Between 6 a.m. Wednesday, Feb. 25 and 6 a.m. Thursday, Feb. 26, Battlefords RCMP responded to 32 calls for service, including the following: Wednesday • Single vehicle accident on Highway 16 bridges at 8:46 a.m.
Parents of million dollar baby get reality TV show

Parents of million dollar baby get reality TV show

You probably saw them in the news late last year, and now you’ll be seeing more of Darren Kimmel and Jennifer Huculak on TV. No, it’s not related to Reece, their baby who was born in Hawaii and the cause of a $950,000 medical bill.
Heritage Week talks about preserving community identity

Heritage Week talks about preserving community identity

Most people living in Canada can see the evidence of heritage conservation simply by looking at the unique architecture that speaks to the community’s history. To recognize these efforts, the provincial government proclaimed Feb.
The aging face of volunteers

The aging face of volunteers

It shouldn’t surprise anyone, but as Canada’s baby boomers get older, so too do the majority of volunteers.
Chit chat with Don Morgan about labour, safety, and education

Chit chat with Don Morgan about labour, safety, and education

The Humboldt & District Chamber of Commerce hosted another luncheon on Feb. 20 whereby Minister Don Morgan come to the city to talk about labour relations, workplace safety, and education.
BBBS bowled over by Cadets’ support

BBBS bowled over by Cadets’ support

Bowl for Kids’ Sake held its final fundraising event on Feb. 22 at Kemway Lanes with assistance from the Humboldt, Naicam, and Wadena army cadet corps.
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