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College students cycling for cancer research in NB Sunday

College students cycling for cancer research in NB Sunday

Texas 4000 for Cancer
Weapons charges to be addressed July 20

Weapons charges to be addressed July 20

The case against four individuals charged with drug and weapon offences will return to North Battleford Provincial Court Friday, July 20.
Two dead in Highway 4 crash

Two dead in Highway 4 crash

Two people are dead and two injured after a collision on Highway 4 Wednesday four kilometres south of Cochin on Highway 4. Battlefords RCMP say the crash occurred at about 10:30 p.m. and members responding found two vehicles had collided.
Meili explains rising health costs

Meili explains rising health costs

Saskatchewan NDP leader Ryan Meili, along with MLA Vicki Mowat, were in North Battleford recently and sat down with the News-Optimist . Meili is a physician and has written books relating to health.
Plans yet to come for permanent memorial

Plans yet to come for permanent memorial

ARMLEY — Three months after the Humboldt Broncos bus crash, a memorial to remember the fallen at the Armley Corner is still going strong – with no plans to remove it.

Humboldt hospital awaits new medicine tech

The Humboldt and District Hospital Foundation (HDHF) announced some new technology soon coming to Humboldt and District Hospital Complex.
Incident shuts down Highway 14

Incident shuts down Highway 14

Highway 14 east of Biggar was shut down for about seven hours Wednesday morning. According to Biggar RCMP, at approximately 3:40 a.m., a stolen vehicle was pursued by Saskatoon Police Service units out of the city on Highway 14.
Rock’s a universal language for Sweeney Todd's Gilder

Rock’s a universal language for Sweeney Todd's Gilder

TISDALE — Nick Gilder opened at Rockin’ the Square this year with his rock band, Sweeney Todd. This incarnation of Sweeney Todd has been together for more than ten years, but it’s not the first.
Handi-van to be used to transfer Melfort seniors to more long-term care residences

Handi-van to be used to transfer Melfort seniors to more long-term care residences

MELFORT — A new special needs transit policy will make it easier to transfer older residents to an open space in a long-term care facility using that vehicle instead of an ambulance.
Man suffers stab wounds

Man suffers stab wounds

Battlefords RCMP were called to a residence on the Red Pheasant First Nation shortly after midnight Wednesday to investigate a report of a man suffering a stab wound.
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