Local News

The weather this spring has been a wet roller coaster, causing major flooding in the Humboldt region.

A somewhat messy tender process for the Dekker Centre for the Performing Arts is finally behind North Battleford, as APM Construction Services Inc. was awarded the construction contract for the theatre component and site work for the complex.

More donors have stepped forward to make funding commitments towards the Credit Union CU Plex. The fundraising committee announced more financial commitments to the facility July 7. They include: $25,000 from Dr.

Water has been a major issue in the region this year and Humboldt is no exception.

The City of North Battleford has finally approved an agreement to provide wastewater from its treatment plant to Northland Power for its new power generation plant.

The opposition New Democrats don't believe Premier Brad Wall went far enough in the changes he made to the provincial cabinet in last week's shuffle.

Fire crews were on the scene at a building fire in the 1600 block of 101st Street July 2 that started in a clothes dryer. North Battleford Fire and Emergency Services responded to a single storey residence with smoke showing.

Efforts continue to provide relief for those affected by the wave of bad weather that hit Saskatchewan last week.

A woman has been transported to Royal University Hospital following a rollover on Highway 16 Tuesday. The rollover happened around 11:10 a.m. near Fielding, about eight kilometres east of Maymont.

June 27 was a significant day for Blaine Lake Library, Blaine Lake town and the Dutchak family. The bright sunny day complemented the occasion as many local residents gathered to honour the late Mike and Ida Dutchak with a dedication ceremony.