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The cold weather didn't stop more than 150 people from attending the Remembrance Day service at the Hafford Communiplex, Nov. 11.

The most basic - and only - requirement for winning a hockey game is to score more goals than your opponent. It's a deceivingly simple threshold, one that has, at times, tripped up the relatively low-scoring Humboldt Broncos this season.

On the heels of recent meetings between North Battleford city officials and provincial ministers, the issue of crime has been brought up during Question Period in the legislature.

Major changes in waste and recyclables collection are moving forward at North Battleford City Hall.

In A Walk Down Memory Lane, the Hafford and district history book published in 1983, Mary Chuhaniuk, then secretary of the Remembrance Day Committee writes: "The formation of a committee to observe Armistice Day at Hafford, dates to November 11, 1951

The people of Humboldt and area were weighing in Nov. 13, on topics ranging from the city's future prosperity to its green thumb.

The drive didn't take long, no more than 10 minutes. The landscape was a vast plain of frozen white. Suddenly, the car came to a halt.

Battlefords RCMP attended 25 calls between 6 a.m. Tuesday, Nov. 19 and 6 a.m. Wednesday, Nov. 20. According to Sgt. Darcy Woolfitt, the calls ranged from 911 to alarms, intoxicated persons, property damage and vehicle collisions Tuesday 6:10 a.m.

It's not goodbye, it's see you later. No, really. After nine successful years at Misty Gardens nursery, the Carlton Trail Farmers Market is making a big move, right into downtown Humboldt. Starting Dec.

When Typhoon Haiyan slammed into the Philippines on Nov. 8, killing at least 4,500 people and displacing at least four million, the reverberations were felt thousands of miles away here in Humboldt.