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Building permits up but values way down

Building permits up but values way down

More building permits were issued in August than the previous year in North Battleford, but values were way down from a year ago.
House fire deemed 'suspicious in nature'

House fire deemed 'suspicious in nature'

A house fire at 13th Avenue and 107th Street Thursday afternoon is currently under RCMP investigation. It's considered "suspicious in nature" as the second fire at the house in a one-week span, but no cause has been determined.
Sept. 1 shooting case adjourned to October

Sept. 1 shooting case adjourned to October

Two suspects accused in the Sept. 1 shooting incident in North Battleford will see their matters return to provincial court in October. Justin Fineday returns to court Oct. 2 by video conference for a show cause hearing.
Petunia and the Vipers roll into NW

Petunia and the Vipers roll into NW

Local music fans are in for a rare treat, as country roots band Petunia and the Vipers will be rolling into the area. The band will be playing at the Livelong Hall on Oct.1.

Trip to Cuba - first impressions and government structure in Cuba

Flying into Cuba, from the air, the soil looks reddish brown, with a lot of waste land, that I suspect is sandy. Or it may be that it is dead looking due to dryness. We are staying at Sol Melia Resort in Varadero for three days.
NDP leader Broten brings tour to Battlefords

NDP leader Broten brings tour to Battlefords

Saskatchewan NDP leader Cam Broten was back in the Battlefords Sept. 17 as he brought his "listening tour" to the community.
Headrick delivers first fire report

Headrick delivers first fire report

It was the first North Battleford municipal services committee meeting for new Fire Chief Albert Headrick on Monday.
Wilkie senior a star on stage

Wilkie senior a star on stage

You may have seen him at church or out having a coffee. Maybe you've seen him at the golf course, at the grocery store or maybe you are lucky enough to be his neighbour.

Heeroma sheep well travelled

Chris and Marianne Heeroma travelled to the Canadian Sheep Classic in Barriere, B.C. at the end of June. There, in the midst of a heat wave, they competed with the best from all over Canada.

Farming co-operatives embrace the principles

As 2012 was the International Year of Co-operatives, we visited a dairy co-operative, credit services co-ops, market co-ops, urban organic farms, the Santa Gertrudis show cattle farm, farmers markets and a crocodile preserve farm.
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