Friday January 27, 2012




Posted: January 27, 2012  |  Local News


City endorses transitional housing project

City endorses transitional housing project

The City of North Battleford is stepping up its efforts to combat homelessness in the community by endorsing a grant application for the North Battleford Transitional Housing Project.
The application is being submitted under the federal government’s...

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Movement on fire damaged building

City council has received an update on the status of repairs at the fire-damaged former carwash...

Passing of gavel will have to wait

The traditional passing of the gavel from an old Chamber president to the new one had to be put off ...

CUPE city workers becoming familiar at council gallery

City employees are becoming familiar faces in the gallery at North Battleford council meetings....

Battleford RCMP gives quarterly crime statistics

For those working in emergency services, and for the general public, the best one can hope for is a ...

New firefighting tool introduced

North Battleford Fire and Emergency Services have a new tool at their disposal in their efforts to...

Glencoe condo project officially launched

It could not have been a colder day for the outdoor sod-turning event for Glencoe Developments’ new ...

Prominent UPA executive to run for PQ

One of the founders and leaders of the international development wing of Quebec's influential Union ...

Deere to take MacDon windrowers global

Farm equipment maker MacDon Industries will be the manufacturer for several lines of self-propelled ...

Seed-applied liquid nutrient approved for cereal crops

A new liquid formulation of a seed-applied nutrient has been cleared for use on wheat, barley, oat...

Grant fosters art exploration

Glaslyn Central School has received a $5,000 TreatySmarts grant from the Saskatchewan Arts Board to ...

Clubroot prevention growing concern to Sask. farmers

Redberry Lake Watershed Agri-Environmental Group Plan (AEGP) hosted its fifth annual winter...

Local farmer helped those in need"

Wayne Katerynych was a well-known and important figure in this community. Wayne was a farmer who ...

A $100,000 stocking stuffer

Penny Wall’s stocking stuffer transformed into a winter vacation when she scratched $100,000 on a...

Struling bonspiel draws a dozen rinks

Livelong Curling Club began 2012 with a Sturling Stakes Bonspiel Jan. 7. A dozen teams from...

Unity wants online voters to get in motion

Unity is one of six Saskatchewan communities to move into the final round of the in motion...


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