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by Robin Tarnowetzki Journal Staff Writer October marks Women's History Month, which celebrates when women in Canada became persons under the law.

by Robin Tarnowetzki Journal Staff Writer The Humboldt and District Chamber of Commerce is gearing up bring in attendees from the region with its annual Fall Showcase and Trade Show in November.

Between 6 a.m. Tuesday, Oct. 14 and 6 a.m. Wednesday, Oct. 15, the North Battleford RCMP detachment received approximately 18 calls for service.

Everyone is encouraged to be immunized against influenza this year and Prairie North Health Region is expanding its annual influenza vaccination campaign to make it easier for you to get your flu shot.

By Melanie Jacob Journal Editor It'll come as a relief to commuters and travelers to know that the Saskatchewan government will be investing $200 million in highway projects for 2015.

By Melanie Jacob Journal Editor After a lot of negotiations, the European trade deal with Canada has finally concluded, which means an estimated $1.3 billion in benefits for agricultural exporters.

There were 965 unhappy aggressive drivers in Saskatchewan as a result of the province's RCMP detachments' participation in Operation Impact on the long weekend. From Friday, Oct. 10 to Monday Oct.

Prairie North Health Region and Battle River Treaty 6 Health Centre have announced they are joining forces in this year's campaign to get as many residents as possible immunized against influenza.

The man accused of uttering an online threat to blow up the Battlefords bridge has entered a guilty plea to the charge. Arthur Knudsen appeared in North Battleford Provincial Court Tuesday morning before Judge Lorna Dyck.

Here is a rundown of highlights from what was a busy Battleford town council meeting on Oct. 6. Most notable about the meeting is the fact the Town Hall is currently operating with temporary heat. River City Plumbing and Heating Ltd.