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Idle No More organizes protest in North Battleford

Idle No More organizes protest in North Battleford

Idle No More, a "grassroots volunteer movement opposed to unilateral federal government changes to legislation affecting the First Nations people of Canada," organized a protest Dec. 10 against Bills C-27 and C-45.
CBI walk-in clinic to close Dec. 22

CBI walk-in clinic to close Dec. 22

The CBI Health Walk-in Medical Centre at the Territorial Mall has announced it will be closing Dec. 22. The news was made public Wednesday by Ryon Haggard, who is the clinic manager.

ER visits down

Non-urgent visits to emergency dept. in Humboldt drops as number of doctors rises

Kitchen fire damages 16th St. home

A small mistake ended up damaging a Humboldt home on Monday night. At 5:08 p.m. on December 10, the Humboldt Fire Department was called to a structure fire at a house on the 800 block of 16th St.
Battleford library building celebrates 100th anniversary

Battleford library building celebrates 100th anniversary

The Battleford Library turned 100 this year, and the staff decided to celebrate this milestone with a giveaway for the building's patrons.
Sobeys opens its doors

Sobeys opens its doors

It was an exciting day for the people of Humboldt and area, which was clear from the crowds that came out. The grand opening of the new Sobeys grocery store at the Quill Centre on the west side of the city was held on December 7.
Members have until Dec. 31 to cast ballots

Members have until Dec. 31 to cast ballots

Battlefords Chamber of Commerce deadline to cast ballots in the current election to fill vacancies on the board of directors is Dec. 31.
New vehicle for Concern for Youth

New vehicle for Concern for Youth

A new vehicle has become a familiar sight for those using the services of Battlefords Concern for Youth.
Fire Chief Pat MacIsaac resigns

Fire Chief Pat MacIsaac resigns

North Battleford will be getting a new fire chief. Fire Chief Pat MacIsaac resigned from the position last week. The announcement was made Dec. 7.
Welding supplies stolen

Welding supplies stolen

Welding cable and connectors valued at $1,200 was stolen from a truck parked at a residence in Hillmond, according to Maidstone RCMP. Police say the theft occurred between midnight and 5 a.m.
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