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A new noise bylaw has been passed by North Battleford council. The bylaw and its provisions provoked discussion at Monday's meeting, but all three readings passed unanimously. The new bylaw replaces the existing noise bylaw and its provisions.

Battlefords RCMP were called to less than 20 occurrences between 6 a.m. Wednesday, Nov. 27 and Thursday, Nov. 28. Those calls ranged from child custody issues to break and enter and theft of gas. Wednesday 6:30 a.m.

Many people reading this article right now, seniors or at the age of retirement, are still in debt. And they don't want to be.

A man arrested in relation to an armed robbery earlier this year is being held in custody until Monday for a show cause hearing in North Battleford Provincial Court. According to RCMP, Steven Caudron was arrested Tuesday.

It's a school of only 100 students or so but that close-knit sense of comradery is leading them in helping out a very worthy cause.

If you believe in signs and signals and higher powers, in the idea that there was more to it than two teams on a football field, Sunday's Grey Cup gave you a lot to hang your hat on.

A youth and an adult from Moosomin First Nation have been charged following an investigation into cabin break-ins in Cochin in October.

After seven years of no food delivery service available for Humboldt residents, the Causeway Natural Health store is providing that service once again.

Over the past 50 years or so, drunk driving has evolved from an acceptable social norm to a crime viewed with as much disdain as nearly any other.

With railway safety becoming a hot topic following the Lac Mégantic disaster, it's only natural that Humboldt examine the potential risks of the trains passing through the city.