Sunday May 19, 2013




  • Local high school students dive in

    The Battlefords Scuba Community has reached out to the greater community with assistance from Battleford Agency Tribal Chiefs and its Community Development Corporation.
    In March, the scuba group was notified its grant application had been approved, and

  • Kozan encourages women to walk the journey of faith

    Blaine Lake Gospel Chapel hosted a ladies’ brunch May 11. The organizational committee did a commendable job on decorations, seating arrangements and bountiful food items.
    Bailey Rudoski of Faith Alive Band of Saskatoon blessed the 55 women in

Top Headlines

Living Sky sees ‘positives’ as best approach to bullying

Bully. Victim. Bystander. These are labels Living Sky School Division is moving away from in its ...

Pocket housing approval

North Battleford has given the green light to a pocket housing project within the city. City...

Flood situation stable, now in recovery mode

The province is moving to recovery mode now following the spring flooding events of 2013. That...

BridgFest plans brewing once again

Last year’s rain out and the withdrawal of the Battlefords United Way as a partner has not deterred ...

Council approves traffic bylaw amendments

Truckers and local businesses can finally breathe easier after amendments to North...

State of the town and city just fine, according to the mayors

Hearing the mayors of Battleford and North Battleford tell it, the state of their communities is...

U.S. cattle placements rise in April as feed costs subside

The number of cattle placed in U.S. feedlots last month was up 15 per cent from a year earlier, a...

Virus found in Iowa hog population, possibly beyond

A potentially fatal hog virus, porcine epidemic diarrhea, has been found in the United States for...

U.S. live cattle futures sag ahead of USDA report

Chicago Mercantile Exchange live cattle futures closed lower on Friday as traders adjusted...

Young heart patient meets hockey idol

Parents, Robb and Tara Henderson, never expected their son to need major heart surgery. It was a...

Elchyson Receives Andy Coulter Award

The Andy Coulter Award was presented at the Marsden/Neilburg Minor Hockey Banquet, which was held...

Gearing up for a gigantic birthday party

Planning continues for the Town of Hafford and the Rural Municipality of Redberry 2013 Celebration. ...

Museum volunteer honoured with award

Bob White is the president of the Rosetown and District Museum. He received the Heritage...

Volunteer art teacher earns award

The Rabbit Lake Library nominated Donna German for the Artist of the Year award, which is presented ...

Program brings grants to NW organizations

Three Northwest organizations have each received $2,500 grants through the Canada’s Farmers Grow...


Recent News

NBCHS football to represent northern Saskatchewan

It’s their Grey Cup. Being named to the 2013 Ed Henick Senior Bowl is the ultimate honour for high...


Exhaust ignites roof fire

A fire alarm alerted occupants of 1091 - 99th St. to a fire Thursday morning....


Pedestrian hit

North Battleford Fire and Emergency Services have reported they have responded to a pedestrian...


Conversation coamouflage

Anybody with even a smattering of learning knows that camouflage of the optical variety is the art...


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It’s been a beautiful week of pleasant spring type weather with a little shower Thursday night. It...



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Quick Vote

  • We've seen lots of flooding this spring. If you lived somewhere that was threatened by flooding every year, would you:
  • Move?
  • 44%
  • Buy more insurance?
  • 0%
  • Ask governments to reimburse you for damages?
  • 14%
  • Or, take action to mitigate the threat?
  • 42%
  • Total Votes: 43


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