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A residence on 2nd Avenue West in Landis was broken into sometime between April 1 and 22. Unity/Wilkie/Macklin RCMP say a handle was forced off the door to gain entry. No one was home at the time.

With one in five Canadians experiencing some form of mental illness over the course of their lives, mental health is an issue that can't be kept in the closet.

They're tired of spending the winter on pins and needles. The Englefeld Fire Department (EFD) is in need of a new fire hall, one which will house all of their equipment, including all three of their trucks.

May 1 to 7 is Early Childhood Intervention Program Week in Saskatchewan. To celebrate the week, a flag was raised at City Hall.

In early April, Jerry Burnett, president, and Colin Lemauviel, treasurer, of the Retail Wholesale Department Store Union (RWDSU) No.

Battlefords Union Hospital (BUH) Foundation will be holding the kick off event for the 15th annual Wayne Pruden Memorial Golf Tournament (WPMGT) Wednesday, at North Battleford Golf and Country Club.

Battlefords-Lloydminster NDP candidate Glenn Tait was expecting a "dead heat," but as the results starting coming in, it was clear the stronghold of Conservative candidate Gerry Ritz would not be breached this election.

The Best of the Battlefords Photo Contest is back. More than 200 entries were received last year and many have been showcased on City of North Batlleford and Battlefords Tourism websites and various publications over the past year.

Brad Trost was making no apologies for his comments about Planned Parenthood last week, even though Prime Minister Stephen Harper's re-election campaign was in damage control mode in response to Trost's claims that the government has denied funding t

Opponents of the ruling council on Mosquito First Nation are calling for an investigation into alleged corruption during the reserve's recent election. During the April vote, Noel Stone Jr.