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North Battleford water line flushing to start May 8

North Battleford water line flushing to start May 8

Residents living in the western part of North Battleford can expect to see 'water main flushing' signs cropping up in their neighborhood in the coming week.
Moe, Merriman grilled over more hospitals on bypass

Moe, Merriman grilled over more hospitals on bypass

Daily Leg Update - Opposition waves leaked copy of critical care dashboard, demands transparency
Carla Beck tossed following heated exchanges in Leg

Carla Beck tossed following heated exchanges in Leg

Daily Leg Update - Opposition leader Beck refused to apologize after accusing minister Jeremy Harrison of 鈥渓ies,鈥 following a tense exchange over pipelines.
Saskatchewan Veterans Service Club Support Program now open

Saskatchewan Veterans Service Club Support Program now open

Program supporting veterans and communities taking grant applications until May 15
Health record in your hand? There's an app for that

Health record in your hand? There's an app for that

A new mobile app based on the MySaskHealthRecord website is now available to Saskatchewan residents to access health records
dee Hobsbawn-Smith's poetry tour brings her to the Northwest

dee Hobsbawn-Smith's poetry tour brings her to the Northwest

The Saskatchewan-based author will bring her 2nd book of poetry, Among the Untamed, to the North Battleford Library May 25.
Makowsky reacts to Kirton letter

Makowsky reacts to Kirton letter

Daily Leg Update - Ward 3 Councillor David Kirton posted a letter on his social media feed regarding the need to fund facilities for those with complex needs, and to scrap SIS and reinstate SAP.
NDP blast Sask Party over Qualified Independent Schools reports

NDP blast Sask Party over Qualified Independent Schools reports

Daily Leg Update - Opposition releases redacted documents on administrators鈥 investigation into three Qualified Independent Schools
Moe tells oil audience Saskatchewan can鈥檛 meet 2035 targets

Moe tells oil audience Saskatchewan can鈥檛 meet 2035 targets

Premier Scott Moe raises concerns about 2035 net zero deadline, federal clean electricity regulations in address to Williston Basin conference in Regina.
Wilkie council accepts reduced curling club lease

Wilkie council accepts reduced curling club lease

According to a discussion at the town council's meeting, 14 days were removed from their lease due to ice issues early in the year and the bathrooms required five extra hours of cleaning.
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