Local News

One of the three suspects in the Sept. 1 shooting incident has been remanded by consent to Oct. 16. Justin Fineday appeared by closed-circuit TV before North Battleford provincial court on Wednesday morning.

At least one local resident is reporting a success story in her neighbourhood's fight against a problem property.

A Livelong author and journalist has been awarded second place in the 14th annual John V. Hicks Long Manuscript Awards. Friendly Fire by Lisa Guenther was among the winners named by the Saskatchewan Writers' Guild recently.

Frustration boiled over among many members of the public at a meeting on public safety at the Don Ross Centre Monday.

There has been an armed robbery on Railway Avenue East in North Battleford. North Battleford RCMP say the armed robbery took place at a hotel around 8:20 p.m.

After a quiet summer that followed a rash of school break-ins, there has been a report of another school break-in, this time overnight Wednesday last week.

North Battleford City Manager Jim Toye indicated Monday the City is looking into bylaws to address public safety issues in the community.

At a meeting called by the city of North Battleford to address public safety, several members of the RCMP offered their suggestions on ways in which individuals can do their own part to help secure their property and stay safe.

North Battleford was the scene of a minor train derailment Wednesday evening. The North Battleford Fire Department responded to a call just after 10 p.m. Wednesday where three railway tanker cars went off the tracks.

Police officers, fire crews, CN officials, provincial hazmat officers and media descended upon Landis Sept. 25, after 16 or 17 cars from a CN freight train heading west derailed near the village.