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The seven individuals accused in the Gold Eagle Casino cheating case will see their case return to provincial court July 18.

A full day of song and celebration is in store for the Battlefords in celebration of National Aboriginal Day. The celebrations happen Tuesday in downtown North Battleford, with events beginning at 8 a.m. and continuing into the evening.

The City of North Battleford is crowing about the results of a property tax study that shows the community stacks up well when compared to tax assessments in other Saskatchewan communities.

Three Northwest students are among 40 high school graduates who were awarded $1,000 each from the Saskatchewan Youth Apprenticeship (SYA) Industry Scholarship Program to provide assistance as they embark on careers in the skilled trades.

It's been another rough spring for the Humboldt Wildlife Federation and Gun Club (HWF). For the umpteenth time in the last few years, the clubs' gun range has been flooded out. Although the .

Lloydminster Agricultural Exhibition Association 4-H Expo for 2011 came to an end Monday night after the 159th steer left the sale ring. It was three hectic days of friendly competition, hard work and a lot of 4-H fun.

Saturday marked the three-year anniversary of the Prime Minister Stephen Harper's apology, on behalf of Canadians, to the 150,000 aboriginals who suffered in this country's residential school system.

Meeting the evolving housing needs of Humboldt's senior citizens is another challenge facing the city at a time when it's experiencing both unprecedented growth and a serious housing shortage.

There is a saying that it isn't how many times you fall, but how many times you pick yourself up off the ground that matters.

A new homeless shelter proposal has made its way to North Battleford City Hall. However, no decision has been reached on the bid to set up a shelter by the Reclaim Outreach Centre on 102nd Street.