Local News

Motorists who exhibit aggressive driving behaviours on Saskatchewan roads will be held accountable for their actions during Operation Spring Brake, according to a press release from SGI.

City councillors are looking at scavenging as a way to cut down on landfill costs as North Battleford's waste management facility.

In the wake of the fire at Jesus is Alive last month, calls have stepped up at City Hall for a more consistent demolition policy.

Staff Sergeant Phil Wilson made an appearance at Battleford town council April 16, to break down crime statistics for the first quarter of 2012. In general, numbers were up.

A new draft traffic bylaw has been prepared and will now undergo intensive discussions by city council.

North Battleford No. 2 Order of Eastern Star, instituted July 12, 1912, is celebrating a century of presence in the Battlefords.

Nine Battlefords citizens have set themselves up for a chilly dunking April 29 in a bid to help the air and army cadets from North Battleford with a fundraising project.

They still have a lot of unanswered questions, but they've come up with some unexpected information in the past year.

Maidstone's core was busy over the weekend as the annual Chamber of Commerce Trade Fair filled the arena and the Maidstone Quilting Squares held a quilt show at the Legion Hall.

This Saturday afternoon shoppers around Frontier Mall in North Battleford might see a multitude of women wearing red hats. The Red Hat Society will be hosting a parade down the street from the Gold Eagle Lodge down to Frontier Mall.