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Local improvement on Pioneer approved

Local improvement on Pioneer approved

City council in North Battleford has given the go-ahead to a local improvement on Pioneer Avenue. The improvement covers Pioneer Avenue from Battleford Road to 114th Street with $189,293.10 to be paid by the municipality and $140,253.
Kowalyk case adjourned to Sept. 18

Kowalyk case adjourned to Sept. 18

The case against the man who led police on a 90-minute chase in the Northwest region will see his case return to North Battleford Provincial Court Sept. 18.
Photo re-creation, closing ceremonies next centennial events

Photo re-creation, closing ceremonies next centennial events

The North Battleford centennial committee has Dec. 31 circled on their calendar for the last major event of the celebration year. That will be the closing ceremonies, which will take place at the CUPlex.
Vehicle break-ins still a problem

Vehicle break-ins still a problem

Thefts from vehicles continue to be a big problem in North Battleford. The subject came up for the second month in a row during the monthly RCMP crime statistics report presentation for July. Battlefords acting detachment commander Sgt.
Fatal collision near Lloydminster

Fatal collision near Lloydminster

One female passenger was killed Friday in a collision near Lloydminster. The accident happened around 6:40 p.m. on Highway 303 and Township Road 3273 in the RM of Wilton. Members of Maidstone detachment of the RCMP were dispatched to the scene.
Big fire near Highway 16 bypass

Big fire near Highway 16 bypass

There was a lot of smoke, but fortunately that was about as bad as it got when a major grassfire erupted south of the Highway 16 bypass in North Battleford Sunday afternoon. The massive fire produced thick black smoke visible right across the city.
Ottawa firm hired to address computer crash mess

Ottawa firm hired to address computer crash mess

The city of North Battleford is seeking to avoid any repeat of last year's computer server crash that resulted in a major loss of financial data. To that end, the City has hired an Ottawa firm, A Hundred Answers Consulting Inc.
Dekker case back Oct. 28

Dekker case back Oct. 28

Oct. 28 is set as the next court date in the case against Harry Michael Dekker. Dekker was charged with one count of sexual assault in connection to an incident last fall.
Building permits hold steady

Building permits hold steady

Building permits in July did not see much change from the same month the previous year. A total of 13 permits were issued for July, down four from the same month in 2012, according to the latest numbers.
Fourteen earn St. John Ambulance awards

Fourteen earn St. John Ambulance awards

Beginning at 2 p.m. Wednesday, 14 people will be recognized with St. John Ambulance Awards for their actions in life-threatening circumstances. This ceremony will take place at the Chapel Gallery in North Battleford.
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