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Provincial candidates forum held for TV-only audience

Provincial candidates forum held for TV-only audience

Like most things impacted by COVID-19, the provincial all-candidates forum put on by the Battlefords Chamber of Commerce had to make some adjustments in 2020.
Saskatchewan residents encouraged to get the influenza vaccine

Saskatchewan residents encouraged to get the influenza vaccine

Submitted The influenza vaccine is available to Saskatchewan residents today, Oct. 19. The Government of Saskatchewan is encouraging everyone to get their flu shot this season to help prevent the spread of influenza.
Three charged with Gatzke murder have more court appearances

Three charged with Gatzke murder have more court appearances

Three men charged in connection to the murder of Ryan Gatzke, 27, in Battleford last year had more court appearances.
Mattock and Zazula face off for Humboldt-St. Brieux school board seat

Mattock and Zazula face off for Humboldt-St. Brieux school board seat

EAST CENTRAL — Two candidates, Linda Mattock and Heather Zazula, are running for trustee for the Horizon School Division’s Humboldt-St. Brieux seat, Subdivision 2. Horizon School Division school board elections will be held on Nov. 9.
Suspicious death in the RM of Shellbrook being investigated as homicide

Suspicious death in the RM of Shellbrook being investigated as homicide

On Oct. 15, the Saskatchewan RCMP Major Crimes Unit North and officers from the Ahtahkakoop RCMP Detachment attended the scene of a suspicious sudden death at a rural property approximately 32 kilometres north of Shellbrook, along Highway 240.
Two arrested by North Battleford Gang Task Force appear in court

Two arrested by North Battleford Gang Task Force appear in court

Two people arrested by the North Battleford RCMP Gang Task Force had more court appearances. Shynia Skeavington, 24, of Mosquito First Nation, and Matthew Greer, 34, from Biggar, had appearances scheduled in North Battleford Provincial Court Oct.
Onion Lake man will stand trial for allegedly shooting neighbour

Onion Lake man will stand trial for allegedly shooting neighbour

An Onion Lake man who allegedly shot his neighbour will stand trial on charges of aggravated assault, possession of a weapon for a dangerous purpose, unauthorized possession of a firearm, using a firearm in committing an offence, and discharging a fi
All services resume at Rosthern Hospital

All services resume at Rosthern Hospital

UPDATE: Effective 8 a.m. this morning, Oct. 19, services have resumed at Rosthern Hospital, including emergency and outpatient services.
Saskatoon police escort moose out of the city

Saskatoon police escort moose out of the city

The Saskatoon Police Service were called to the 100 block of Briarvale Road Sunday as a moose had wondered into a yard. Conservation Officers were notified, attended and tranquilized the moose.
Métis filmmaker tackles the isolation of COVID-19 restrictions in new short for the NFB

Métis filmmaker tackles the isolation of COVID-19 restrictions in new short for the NFB

Every moment in a five-minute film is meticulously planned. Conor McNally’s film “Very Present” is no exception. “Short films are tricky because you have to be very concise. In a short amount of time you want to say a lot.
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