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The Battlefords Chamber of Commerce has recommended that, with a slate of 11 candidates for 11 positions on the board of directors, no ballot vote be taken this year.

The crowd that braved the cold for a book launch of Alphonse Gerwing’s memoir proved that he was well-known and appreciated in the community.

The $11 billion Energy East pipeline seems to have become the new bone of contention between the eastern and western provinces.

With the Festival of Wreaths moved across the street to the Humboldt Gallery, staff members were looking for a way to make the inside of the museum a little more festive: an Old Fashioned Christmas was born.

Every year, the nominations for Citizen of the Year and Junior Citizen of the Year are fewer and fewer. People seem to not care as much, and yet it’s still as important an award as ever.

No kid likes going back to school, so when it’s that time of the year again, they’re all hoping Labour Day falls later in the week.

A person’s health record is a very private thing, and yet it’s not always difficult to access someone else’s. Thanks to new amendments to The Health Information Protection Act (HIPA), people’s health privacy has been strengthened.

Fortunately for many single parents and spouses, new amendments to The Enforcement of Maintenance Orders Amendment Act means that collections have become easier for the Maintenance Enforcement Office (MEO).

THUNDERCHILD FIRST NATION — A man has been arrested following a firearms complaint on Thunderchild First Nation. His name has been released; he is Quinton Elliot Wapass. According to RCMP, Monday at 8:52 p.m.

RCMP Daily Report