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The annual Teddy Bear Clinic took place in North Battleford. The annual event is put on by Battlefords Early Childhood Intervention Program as well as several community partners.

UPDATE: On Saturday, June 8, the Battlefords RCMP and the “F” Division Emergency Response Team executed a high risk Controlled Drugs and Substances Act Warrant at a residence on the 1100 block of 106th street in North Battleford.

Producers rely on grazing native, tame perennial pastures or stockpiled forages to typically feed their cattle.

The Ministry of Highways and Infrastructure advises local residents there are four bridges in Battleford/ North Battleford area currently under construction. • Hwy 40 bridge over Battle River - Traffic will be reduced to a single lane width of 4.

Battleford Chief Administrative Officer John Enns-Wind praised recycling in Battleford after Monday's town council meeting. “We have great residents who are very good at sorting their trash,” Enns-Wind said.

HUMBOLDT — Humboldt residents can now buy cannabis legally without leaving town. The Tweed cannabis retail store, located at Humboldt Commons, opened June 7. Miguel Kreiser, Tweed’s spokesperson, said his company was excited about the opening.

Submitted Five law students from the University of Saskatchewan College of Law have received the first Certifications in common law en French from the University of Ottawa during the the College of Law’s Annual Convocation Reception.

HUMBOLDT — After receiving a tip, Humboldt RCMP charged a 47-year-old Melfort man with impaired driving. Police were dispatched on May 24 at around 6:30 pm.

HUMBOLDT — The economy, health, education and were on the mind of the leader of Saskatchewan’s official opposition as he made a stop in Humboldt.

Practice has made perfect for a local high school student. Cam Taylor, Grade 12 student at North Battleford Comprehensive High School, recently brought home gold in carpentry from the Skills Canada National Competition in Halifax.