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Results from July's Traffic Safety Spotlight on highway work zone safety

UPDATE from Saskatoon Police Service: Members of the Major Crime Section have completed their investigation into the disappearance of a four year old girl from a home on Devonshire Crescent earlier this week.

The province has recorded its first fatal bear attack since 1983. The victim's father, Hubert Esquirol of Edam, has told the press it was his daughter, 44-year-old Stephanie Blais, also of Edam, who was killed.

UPDATE: On Aug. 24, Outlook RCMP, Elbow RCMP and the Saskatchewan RCMP Underwater Recovery Team continued to search Lake Diefenbaker for the 35-year-old man who disappeared on Aug. 20 while swimming in the lake with a friend. At approximately 1:15 p.

A fire started near the Rural Municipality of Pittville on Tuesday as Mark Hughes’ neighbours harvested their crops.

There are six new cases of COVID-19 to report in Saskatchewan on Aug. 21. One (1) out-of-province non-Saskatchewan case previously counted has been removed, bringing the total to 1,595 reported cases.

Destination Battlefords is bidding a fond farewell to its chair Russ Brown.

The Government of Saskatchewan is working to develop new provincial legislation to prevent human trafficking. “Human trafficking is an issue of increasing concern across Canada,” Justice Minister and Attorney General Don Morgan said.

North Battleford is getting an outdoor drive-in movie on Tuesday, Aug. 25 thanks to Prairie Toyota Dealers.

The City of North Battleford presented its Drinking Water Quality annual report at its council meeting Monday. While the report itself is comprehensive, Director of Utilities Stewart Schafer’s remarks to council about it were brief.