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Including 90 home-schooled students, a total of 5,675 students were enrolled in the Living Sky School Division by Sept. 30, according to the enrolment report presented at a recent meeting of the school board.

Thursday night around 11 p.m. a food retail business on 100th Street in North Battleford was the victim of an armed robbery. A man entered the business, stated he had a weapon and demanded cash.

With demolition of Humboldt's historic train station unlikely, questions remain about its future

Libraries offer so much for all ages to read and learn and the experiences reach beyond the pages of the books. The Maidstone Library spent Saskatchewan Library Week offering opportunities to try something new.

He was the mayor of Melfort for five years and now he is expanding his political aspirations. Kevin Phillips has lived in the Melfort constituency for nearly 30 years, working in business and advertising.

RCMP are warning rural residents of a possible business proposition scam being put forward by what witnesses describe as an elderly gentleman.

A controversy has broken out in the provincial election campaign in the Battlefords over the unusual location of the NDP's Cut Knife-Turtleford campaign office.

A 52-year-old man was transported to Battlefords Union Hospital Tuesday afternoon, after his vehicle struck a power pole on the Highway 16 exit to Lloydminster. WPD Ambulance, who responded to the call at about 5:20 p.m.

North Battleford is implementing another demolition order, this time on a building at 2112 - 100th St.

Sakewew High school concluded its Ally Week Friday, a week of events planned by the school's Gay-Straight Alliance to fight against homophobia, discrimination and bullying.