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LANIGAN — The new K-12 school in Lanigan will not have the accessibility challenges of its predecessors, said Kevin Garinger, Horizon School Division’s director of education.

A new trend in crime is seeing a number of businesses across Western Canada become victims of similar high-dollar frauds in the last six months.

The City of North Battleford’s installation of new AMI smart meters throughout the city is moving ahead at a slow pace.

MELFORT — The City of Melfort is starting a pilot project to add speed bumps to Alberta Street following several complaints from residents about speeding vehicles.

HUMBOLDT — Humboldt conservation officers are looking for those who left fish to waste in a ditch northwest of Humboldt.

EAST CENTRAL — Environment Canada has issued a heat warning for the region. “Afternoon high temperatures near 30°C are expected early this week, and will approach 35°C in some regions by mid-week,” the weather service said June 29.

The dilapidated property at 1102 -106th St. has come down. The demolition work took place on Tuesday morning, June 29. The city reported 11th Avenue from 106th to 107th Street was closed with no through traffic between 8 a.m. and noon that day.

A University of Saskatchewan scientist sees a future where grocery bags come from pulse seeds. Dr. Yongfeng Ai has received $2.

HUMBOLDT — Humboldt is moving ahead with a study that will model the extent of flooding during heavy rains and recommend solutions to prevent flooding.

After hearing about the unmarked graves at the residential school in Kamloops, B.C., Patricia Ballantyne decided to walk from Prince Albert to Ottawa on a journey of healing.