Local News

The City of North Battleford reported Wednesday afternoon that 101st Street and 11th Avenue will continue to operate as a four-way stop until later tomorrow (Thursday, July 5). The traffic lights are out as SaskPower conducts some work in the area.

On June 23, at the Original Humboldt site eight kilometres southwest of the city, dignitaries and members of the Humboldt branch of the Royal Canadian Legion joined 15 members of the Governor General's Horse Guards at a special ceremony. Led by Lt.

From a child being held hostage by his bicycle to a Molotov cocktail lobbed onto a residential lawn, North Battleford Fire and Emergency Services personnel had a wild and crazy few days leading up to the Canada Day Weekend. Friday at about 6:30 p.m.

More interesting weather could be headed for the Northwest.The Weather Network reported Tuesday morning, severe thunderstorms are possible for this afternoon and evening over portions of Saskatchewan.

The discussion was far longer than anticipated, but North Battleford has given its support to the proposed Greater Battlefords Marketing Alliance.

A proposed donation of city land for a First Nations heritage park has been pushed back again.

For the second month in a row, Battlefords RCMP detachment is reporting declines in several crime categories in the city. In numbers presented to North Battleford city council by Staff Sgt.

While anticipation grows about the opening of the Battlefords Co-op Aquatic Centre, there is also dread from local organizations about the costs of using it.

On June 16, the Saskatchewan Corrections Charity Bike Riders rode for the 13th time, raising money for charity.

The Community Initiatives Fund has awarded a total of $3.8 million in grants to Saskatchewan communities. The CIF is a special purpose fund created through the Saskatchewan Gaming Corporation Act and governed by a volunteer board.