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The lake sturgeon is one of the oldest, largest and longest-living fish in Saskatchewan, but lake sturgeon populations have been dangerously low in the North Saskatchewan River recently.

He was re-elected with double the amount of votes of his nearest rival, and highways and health care remain at the top of his priority list.

North Battleford council has given the green light to purchase equipment necessary to replace the actuators in the ground water treatment plant No. 1, as well as to reconstruct the waste management facility leachate station.

'Tis the season to be busy and entertained in Maidstone. The Red Hat Society's Festival of Trees will be set up in the health complex atrium from Nov. 21 to 26.

One of the two remaining individuals still facing charges in the Gold Eagle Casino cheating case has entered a guilty plea.

The Prince Albert Parkland Regional Health Authority honoured the participants in the Victoria Hospital Pink Glove Dance Contest entry during the regular board meeting Nov. 9 in Prince Albert.

Here are some of the highlights from the Nov. 14 city council meeting in North Battleford: Details of incentives the City used to bring Grit Industries to their new location at 100 Canola Street in North Battleford were revealed.

Seventy-five individuals gathered in the Blaine Lake Composite School gymnasium to celebrate Blaine Lake's 63rd consecutive Remembrance Day service since the ending of World War II. Honour Guard consisted of Cpl.

The Battlefords Chamber of Commerce wrapped up their series of educational events on a profitable note. The recent Donald Cooper event at Gold Ridge Centre Oct.

The owners of the building facing demolition on 100th Street is getting more time, but not much more, to avoid that demolition. Council is giving the Calgary-based owners until Nov.