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The issue of missing people is a broad topic that covers everything from runaways to missing and murdered Aboriginal people.

Time seems to be flying by and luckily weather is warming up just in time for the June 21 Sizzler Strut. The strut is set to start at 9 a.m.

For having more than 250 students and staff together in one room, the crowd was surprisingly quiet as the third annual Horizon School Division Student Day was kicked off with motivational speakers and presentations.

May 12-18 is Canada Road Safety Week, a national campaign aimed at making Canada's roads the safest in the world. As of May 4 only 94 days into 2015, there were 22 collisions which resulted in 30 fatalities in RCMP jurisdictions in Saskatchewan.

The case involving a man charged in connection to a fatal collision on Highway 4 north of the city last December will return to court June 25.

This year, as part of the annual community consultation between Battlefords RCMP and their policing partners, enforcement for erratic driving and speeding on Highway 4 north of the Battlefords was identified as a priority.

The man charged in connection to a bank robbery and hostage taking incident at the Bank of Montreal in North Battleford has entered guilty pleas to two counts.

Efforts are being stepped up to keep a dangerous aquatic invasive species out of Saskatchewan.

There was a surprise in store for people expecting to hear Mayor Ian Hamilton give the state of the city address Tuesday at Western Development Museum. Hamilton couldn’t make it because he was in surgery that morning at Battlefords Union Hospital.

Each year the North Battleford branch of the Registered Psychiatric Nurses Association of Saskatchewan recognizes those who have a positive impact on those living with mental illness and in promoting mental health awareness in the community.