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Lately, the province seems to have been undergoing quite a bit of progress in terms of its recycling services. Under the newly expanded product management program, Saskatchewan will be able to recycle more petroleum products, including antifreeze.

The circumstances surrounding the deaths of three St. Mary's Villa residents was the subject of a coroner's inquest held last week in Humboldt.

The City of North Battleford is asking drivers to be cognizant whenever driving through puddles. Try not to splash pedestrians, and be mindful that under the water there may be potholes that can be damaging to vehicles.

The problems started when she was just eight. By the time she turned 11 she was cutting herself. Rock bottom came in the spring of 2012, when she found herself at A&W in Humboldt, waiting for a ride from her mom and a chance for some help.

The North Battleford Fire Department is advising residents to stay off ice covered bodies of water ie: the North Saskatchewan River. With the rising temperatures and rapid melting, the ice has become unstable and is extremely unsafe.

It was a night of fine dining, happy children, and people that just wouldn't sit down. With so many beautiful items on display and up for grabs though, you couldn't blame them. The Ducks Unlimited Canada (DUC) banquet was another success this year.

The City of North Battleford has started its information campaign on the changes to garbage and recycling coming to the city.

The 1600 block of 107th Street will be closed for most of the day for a hydrant repair.

It was a beautiful summer day in Regina when a driver ran a red light and smashed into Andi Kriekle's car. The impact of the crash caused the vehicle to roll onto its roof and slide upside down along the sidewalk.

While nothing has been finalized yet, the Elizabeth's Place Care Home project has become a definite possibility. Citizens from the Humboldt community banded together in the fall of last year to form Elizabeth's Place Inc.