Local News

Herb Cox, Saskatchewan Party candidate in the Battlefords, has been kept busy recently.

It's a hot button topic in the city. Now, a plan is in the works to start making things happen.

Due to the department of public works and engineering repairing a water main break the 1600 block of 102nd Street is closed today until further notice.

A report regarding a review of primary health care in Lloydminster was accepted by members of the Prairie North Regional Health Authority board at a regular meeting April 27.

The man charged in the stabbing of a woman at a downtown ATM last year will serve a life sentence in a federal penitentiary. Michael John Duperron, 30, appeared in provincial court Monday.

Saskatchewan's minister of highways was in the Battlefords Friday to help raise the profile of local provincial election candidates.

While Humboldt's doctors are kept running, there's another group in the community that's working to ease their workload by finding more physicians to work here.

The Merchants Bank of Canada in downtown Humboldt, formerly known as the Willkommen Centre, has been designated as a Municipal Heritage Property.

The hard work of teachers and staff in the Light of Christ Catholic School Division was honoured May 27. It was the night of their 23rd annual staff appreciation dinner.

The Saskatchewan Teachers' Federation (STF) decision to "work to rule" by withdrawing all teachers' voluntary services has been rescinded following the appointment of a mediator to try to resolve the ongoing labour dispute between teachers and the pr