Friday May 24, 2013




  • Disappointing performance sends Saskatoon packing

    It was do or die for the Saskatoon Blades Thursday night, and they chose the latter.
    Going into the game against London in the 2013 MasterCard Memorial Cup, the hometown Blades had every reason to believe this was a winnable game. They lost by a single

  • Strong attendance continues for CUPlex

    Continued strong attendance is reported at the Credit Union CUPlex for the early months of 2013.
    That was the news from the Tuesday meeting of the Parks and Recreation committee, held at the Northland Power Curling Centre.
    The attendance at the new

Top Headlines

Town supports Tim Horton TFW application

“That’s the biggest question, when’s the Tim Hortons coming? Everybody’s excited about that....

Special meeting a short one

If you blinked, you might have missed the special meeting held by North Battleford city council...

Town to buy Sherman camera equipment

Four options. For $10,000 the Town of Battleford can become the owner of the camera equipment it ...

Tax notices have glitch

Battleford’s tax notices have gone out, but there may be some that contain incorrect information....

Fort to host Living History Day

Visitors are invited to experience Fort Battleford National Historic Site. Parks Canada staff...

Truck fire latest for Battleford department

The Battleford Fire department has been busy this spring. One of its most recent calls had an...

Short-covering rallies U.S. live cattle before holiday

Chicago Mercantile Exchange live cattle futures closed higher on Friday aided by short-covering...

Ag players find Kazakhstan, Russia open for business

Industry representatives from Alberta and throughout Canada have told the federal and provincial...

U.S. soybeans drop on profit-taking, technical selling

Nearby U.S. soybean futures fell on Friday for the first time in seven sessions and spot corn...

Neilburg ambulance services cut

Local ambulance service will cease, in the communities of Neilburg and Marsden, and the surrounding ...

Volunteerism on the verge of extinction?

It appears Blaine Lake is experiencing, like many other rural communities, a lack of volunteerism...

Mothers honoured at champagne event

Although many mothers are appreciated daily, there is one day in May set aside for official...

NW students earn scholarships

Four Northwest students have earned 2013 Saskatchewan Agriculture Student Scholarships....

Kozan encourages women to walk the journey of faith

Blaine Lake Gospel Chapel hosted a ladies’ brunch May 11. The organizational committee did a...

Young heart patient meets hockey idol

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


Recent News

Possible ban for peewee body checking

Pass, shoot, score, defend and hit. Those are the basic skills any young hockey player looks to...


Province proclaims Coaches Week in Saskatchewan

Kevin Doherty, minister of Parks, Culture and Sport, along with the Coaches Association of...


Fatal rollover west of Radisson

An early morning rollover just west of Radisson on Highway 16 Friday has claimed the life of a 45-...


Exhaust ignites roof fire

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


All DIY lists need an expiry date

Ed, my neighbour next door, knows I have a long do-it-yourself list that keeps growing like a...


Refining the art of combine towing

Another week of beautiful spring weather. I could stand a lot of this. I have some rain marked, but ...



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