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Don't rock the boat throne speech delivered

Don't rock the boat throne speech delivered

It was pretty much a stay-the-course Speech from the Throne delivered Wednesday afternoon. The speech, delivered in the legislature by Lt. Gov.
Health care, education on Broten's agenda

Health care, education on Broten's agenda

Health and seniors care, education and economic diversification are a key focus for NDP leader Cam Broten going into the fall legislative session.
North West Mutual Aid Area hosts hazmat awareness course.

North West Mutual Aid Area hosts hazmat awareness course.

A hazmat awareness course was held in St Walburg Oct. 18 and 19.
Spooky happenings at the mall

Spooky happenings at the mall

The Frontier Mall in support of the Battlefords United Way will be hosting a Pumpkin Festival Oct. 29 to 31.
Neighbourhood Watch taking shape

Neighbourhood Watch taking shape

Efforts to set up a Neighbourhood Watch program in North Battleford took another step forward Oct. 24. That was the evening for an organizational meeting to set up Neighbourhood Watch in the city, held at the Don Ross Centre.
Parks and Rec grants approved

Parks and Rec grants approved

A number of SaskLotteries community grants have been approved by the North Battleford Parks and Recreation Committee at a meeting Monday.
Funding boosts ag awareness intitiative

Funding boosts ag awareness intitiative

The federal and Saskatchewan governments have announced $45,000 in funding under the Agriculture Awareness Initiative.
CN train derailments concern City Hall

CN train derailments concern City Hall

The latest train derailment and explosion in Alberta raised some alarms for North Battleford councillors Monday.
App provides vital tools for parents

App provides vital tools for parents

The Canadian Centre for Child Protection's MissingKids.ca program has launched a new free app for iPhone and android devices that provides a parent with the tools necessary to help locate their missing or lost child.

Accused in Lanigan hazing incident appear in court

The 11 teens accused in the Lanigan hazing incident had their first day in Humboldt provincial court on Oct. 21, with the proceedings adjourned until Nov. 4.
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