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Festival gala will be under the lights

BUH Foundation's Festival of Trees is in its 15th year and again promises to be an entertaining, exciting three days from Thursday, Nov. 25 to Saturday, Nov. 27.

Protest nuclear waste dumping

Dear Editor Do you know there is a proposal from other provinces and governments to contaminate Saskatchewan's north with radioactive waste that is to be trucked through Saskatchewan.? This must be stopped.
Gym has supportive atmosphere

Gym has supportive atmosphere

We know by now that exercising and leading a healthy lifestyle is crucial to our overall health. The problem becomes figuring out what to do and where to do it.

Domestic violence treatment team wins Premier's Award

The Battlefords Domestic Violence Treatment Options Court team is being recognized with a major award - this time coming from the premier.
Taking aim in Battlefords

Taking aim in Battlefords

When most think of playing darts they see it as a recreational hobby, but for some across Saskatchewan it is more than that - it is a way to compete and strive to be the best of the best. Oct.

Two polls in RM of Mervin election

RM of Mervin residents will have a chance to elect an RM council Nov. 3.

Wise to invest in customer service

Dear Editor The Battlefords Chamber of Commerce did an amazing job again at this year's service seminar. The volunteers and planning committees have once again shone like stars.

Toye named to Communities of Tomorrow board

The City of North Battleford is being represented on the board of directors for Communities of Tomorrow - described as Canada's first municipal infrastructure innovation network.

Free blood pressure clinics offered

WPD Ambulance launched a new service last Friday when a blood pressure and blood glucose test was set up in front of the pharmacy in the Co-op Mall. Their second clinic will be operating at the location Friday, Oct. 22 from 1to 3 p.m.
Everyday items re-imagined into art

Everyday items re-imagined into art

Local sculptors Mariann Taubensee and Ellery Russell along with the rest of the ReArtCycle Group are in the spotlight at the Recycled art show: "Haven't we met?" in Saskatoon.
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