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Cadrin makes pitch for tax incentive

Cadrin makes pitch for tax incentive

A tax incentive request from a developer of a construction prject in the city was back before North Battleford city council Tuesday. Council heard from Aaron Cadrin, who is behind a proposed strip mall development at 1542 - 100th St.
Cannabis store owner wants to locate store at Humboldt Commons

Cannabis store owner wants to locate store at Humboldt Commons

The operator of Humboldt’s legal cannabis store is hoping to locate at the Humboldt Commons mall. Council voted to begin public consultations on the matter.
RCMP trying to connect property with owners

RCMP trying to connect property with owners

Response has been overwhelming
Tisdale back to full complement of physicians

Tisdale back to full complement of physicians

TISDALE — Despite the Saskatchewan Health Authority having trouble finding doctors across the province, Tisdale has a full team.
Traffic stop results in charges

Traffic stop results in charges

A traffic stop in Humboldt resulted in a 33-year-old being arrested for drug possession and other crimes. The stop was conducted at 8th Avenue and 3rd Street on Sept. 26 at approximately 10:30 am.
Bater livid about W5 misrepresentation of ‘eight individuals’

Bater livid about W5 misrepresentation of ‘eight individuals’

Mayor Ryan Bater took CTV’s W5 to task for its documentary about North Battleford crime at Tuesday’s city council meeting.
October is United Way campaign month

October is United Way campaign month

The annual Battlefords United Way campaign kicked off Oct. 1 and the campaign runs the entire month of October. Innovation Credit Union gave a boost to this year’s fundraising drive with a $1,500 opening donation.
Local MP wanted to see better trade deal

Local MP wanted to see better trade deal

NORTHEAST — The new trade agreement with the United States and Mexico provides stability, but the Northeast’s MP said the government made too many concessions for little gain.
New trade agreement doesn’t remove problem tariffs

New trade agreement doesn’t remove problem tariffs

The new trade agreement with the United States and Mexico provides stability, but doesn’t solve the main issue facing the area’s agricultural equipment manufacturers. The United States–Mexico–Canada Agreement was signed Oct. 1.
Gunville, Pinder court matters adjourned until later this month

Gunville, Pinder court matters adjourned until later this month

There were brief court appearances Tuesday for two prominent local cases before the North Battleford Provincial Court. One involved the charges of Johnathan Gunville in connection to the recent Amber Alert incident on Sept. 16 in North Battleford.
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