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Province to ban invasive fish species

Every year, thousands of tourists, canoeists, and fishing enthusiasts descend on Saskatchewan's many lakes, but the provincial government has identified one potential guest who is absolutely not welcome - the northern snakehead.

Cheating at play charges laid

Seven Battlefords area residents will appear in court next month in connection with a cheating at play investigation at the Gold Eagle Casino. Live games dealer Christopher Stone, 25, was charged with cheating at play and theft over $5,000.

On the look out for lurker

For the past several months, an unknown person has reportedlybeen trespassing on residential properties in the towns ofMaidstone and Marshall. Only cigarette butts have been noted to be stolen from one residence.
Man missing since April 1

Man missing since April 1

Battlefords RCMP are seeking the public's assistance in locating Glenn Scott Joseph Gaudet, 37. Gaudet was last seen the evening of Monday, April 1 leaving his residence in North Battleford. He indicated at that time that he was going for a walk.

Public reacts positively to new health complex

"Fabulous." "A beautiful space." "Bigger than it looks from the outside." "I like the colours." Those were just a few of the comments made after tours of the new Humboldt District Health Complex (HDHC) last week.

Fraud phone calls

Maidstone RCMP warns the public of a magazine publication that has been contacting businesses in community of Maidstone. This publication has been calling and asking if the business would buy an advertisement in the magazine.
Ribbon cut on Humboldt District Health Complex

Ribbon cut on Humboldt District Health Complex

Years of work culminated in what some called a "wow" day for the people of the Humboldt area on April 1.
Moving next step for Humboldt District Hospital

Moving next step for Humboldt District Hospital

The ribbon has been cut to officially open the new Humboldt District Health Complex (HDHC) but it's not yet open for business.
Pretty powerful in pink

Pretty powerful in pink

Many people remember being singled out for mistreatment in school, whether because they wore braces or glasses, were fat or thin, came from rich or poor families, or their skin was too dark or too light.

Conference promotes violence prevention

It's not often that you hear terms like "violence" and "hope" describing the same event but a conference scheduled in the community next week fits the bill. The third annual Partnering in Hope conference will be held April 12 to 14.
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