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Indigenous teaching at WDM鈥檚 tipis

Indigenous teaching at WDM鈥檚 tipis

The Western Development Museum has announced that in partnership with Kanaweyimik Child & Family Services, tipis have been set up at the south lawn of the WDM North Battleford for summer activities in 2021.
Explore art at the galleries this summer

Explore art at the galleries this summer

North Battleford Galleries have announced their summer art programs happening over the next number of weeks.
Flying ace Stocky Edwards turns 100

Flying ace Stocky Edwards turns 100

A Second World War flying ace from Battleford recently turned 100 years old. Wing Commander (Ret鈥檇) James 鈥淪tocky鈥 Edwards celebrated his milestone at a party at his residence in Comox, B.C. June 5.
Nakoda language courses offered in September

Nakoda language courses offered in September

Nakoda language courses will be offered at the 10, 20 and 30 levels at Saskatchewan schools starting in the 2021-22 school year.
Residents urged to help control the mosquito population

Residents urged to help control the mosquito population

From the city: The City of North Battleford聽engages in a larvicide program聽using the聽commercial聽product聽Vectobac聽to control mosquito populations in the City.
13-year-old accused of assaulting 2 children released on bail

13-year-old accused of assaulting 2 children released on bail

A 13-year-old girl accused of aggravated assault against two young children in a wooded area in La Ronge was released on bail.

New calls to recognize Timber Bay as a residential school after Kamloops discovery - La Ronge

The shocking discovery of unmarked graves in Kamloops, B.C., has resurfaced an old dispute about whether a northern Saskatchewan children鈥檚 home is a residential school.
Ceremony opens Borden Museum for the season

Ceremony opens Borden Museum for the season

The Borden Museum held their official opening June 5. While Bob Wardhaugh played his accordion for the singing of O Canada, Peter Thiessen raised the Canada flag to the top then lowered it to half mast.
Real estate on the move again

Real estate on the move again

More construction continues in Meota聽and Lakeview areas, and renovating continues, too. The value of all real estate has climbed and there are some 鈥渇or sale鈥 signs up again.
Indigenous leaders say that new name - Edmonton Elks - is a step forward

Indigenous leaders say that new name - Edmonton Elks - is a step forward

The regional chief for the Assembly of First Nations in Alberta and the chief of the Enoch Cree First Nation agree that renaming Edmonton鈥檚 CFL team is a step in the right direction towards reconciliation.
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