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Funding approved for additional officers

North Battleford will soon have five new RCMP officers, according to a press release Tuesday from the Government of Saskatchewan. Three of the five officers will be funded by the government and the other two by the City of North Battleford.

Olson to remain in custody

A man accused of assaulting a woman on Humboldt's Main Street has been ordered to undergo a psychiatric assessment.

Two injured in Wednsday crash

A two-vehicle crash at the intersection of 109th Street nad 10th Avenue Wednesday at about 5:30 p.m. sent a child and a woman to hospital in stable condition. WPD Ambulance transported and eight-year-old boy and a 39-year-old women were taken to BUH.
Stoking the cultural fire

Stoking the cultural fire

Teaching traditional skills in a healthy atmosphere. That is the fundamental purpose for the organization of the Youth Cultural Workshop that took place near Atton's Lake on the Poundmaker Cree Nation Reserve, from July 23-27.
Province honours pioneer in Saskatchewan EMS industry

Province honours pioneer in Saskatchewan EMS industry

On October 11, 2008 at the age of 87, Mr.

Complete water ban

All unnecessary watering within the city of North Battleford is prohibited until further notice. Production has been shut down at Water Treatment Plant number one for construction and maintenance on internal piping.
Owl flies into moving vehicle; hits driver

Owl flies into moving vehicle; hits driver

It's not often an owl flies into someone's face but it happened to Skyler Steier, a vehicles and equipment mechanic with Fleet Services from North Battleford, June 21.
Digging up the dirt on garden trends

Digging up the dirt on garden trends

One thing is true, when it comes to the back yard retreat, there's no definitive answer for altogether best sellers for the season.
Businesses get update on Jansen mine

Businesses get update on Jansen mine

Close to 200 people representing businesses from all over the Humboldt region packed Jubilee Hall at the Humboldt Uniplex on July 19 to hear about possible opportunities associated with BHP Billiton's proposed potash mine at Jansen.

Charges laid after fatal crash

Charges have been laid after a fatal collision between a vehicle and a pedestrian near Moosomin First nation Sunday afternoon. A 17-year-old walking on a main grid road was struck and died as a result of his injuries.
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