What's Trending
Removing barriers
Breaking down systemic racism involves long-term work
50m ago
Giving back
SIGA & Gold Eagle Casino donate $10,000 to Battlefords Food Bank to help with food insecurity
Next stop, Ontario
North Stars' Blake commits to Royal Military College of Canada
1h ago
Carbon monoxide call
Everyone safe after carbon monoxide call in Nipawin
1h ago
SIGA
SIGA and Northern Lights Casino main sponsors of the 31st PAGC Fine Arts Festival
Sentencing after JSCN incident
Man sentenced after firearm incident on JSCN, multiple charges stayed
3h ago
Crime
Charges laid after violent brawl outside Prince Albert night club
3h ago
Saskatchewan
Poilievre kicked out of Commons after calling Prime Minister Justin Trudeau "wacko"
Testy exchanges between the prime minister and his chief opponent ended with the Opposition leader and one of his MPs being ejected from the House of Commons on Tuesday - and the rest of Conservative caucus walking out of the chamber in protest.The unusually tense events saw Speaker Greg Fergus caution both Prime Minis...
1h ago
Read More
PREVENTING DOMESTIC ABUSE
Despite more funding, advocates want more done to prevent domestic violence
Earlier this week, the Government of Saskatchewan announced a funding boost to organizations dealing with interpersonal violence but is it enough to tackle a growing issue in the province? The government's investment will see $42.6 million spread over three years ($14.2 million a year) to 34 community-based service org...
1h ago
Read More
Sentencing after JSCN incident
Man sentenced after firearm incident on JSCN, multiple charges stayed
One of two people charged after a weapons incident at James Smith Cree Nation (JSCN) earlier this month has been sentenced for one of his original nine charges. Razi Twist, 28, had eight of nine counts against him stayed at a court appearance April 29. He was sentenced to 30 days consecutive for use of a firearm in a c...
3h ago
Read More
Canada Revenue Agency to audit Saskatchewan for not paying carbon levies: Moe
REGINA - Saskatchewan Premier Scott Moe says the Canada Revenue Agency plans to audit the province for not paying carbon levies on home heating.Moe says the agency has indicated it will look at Saskatchewan's books to see how much the province owes in levies that weren't paid to Ottawa.The Saskatchewan Party government...
Apr 29, 2024
Read More
What's Trending
Prince Albert
Removing barriers
Breaking down systemic racism involves long-term work
Change won't happen overnight. That's one of the messages people heard who took part in an anti-racism workshop in North Battleford today, April 30. The event called the Anti-Racism Collective Project for Change-makers recap session, organized by the Battlefords Regional Community Coalition (BRCC), aims to make changes...
51m ago
Read More
Next stop, Ontario
North Stars' Blake commits to Royal Military College of Canada
Battlefords North Stars forward, Brad Blake has announced his commitment to the Royal Military College of Canada Paladins for the next chapter in his hockey career, this fall. For Blake, the commitment fulfills a longtime goal of his, to continue to pursue hockey at the post-secondary level, while furthering his educat...
1h ago
Read More
Rollover
Man dies in rollover near Witchekan Lake First Nation
A 51-year-old man from Spiritwood has died following a rollover near Witchekan Lake First Nation. The incident, which involved just one vehicle happened early Saturday night. Emergency crews responded to the scene and the driver was taken by STARS Air Ambulance to hospital where he later died. The passenger of the vehi...
3h ago
Read More
TheatreFest 2024
TheatreFest wraps up in Battlefords with night of winners
TheatreFest Saskatchewan was a big hit in the Battlefords..The week long event wrapped up at the Dekker Centre Saturday night with the last play in the competition, and awards to follow. Nena Hawkes, Theatre Saskatchewan executive director, was thrilled with the positive reception to all the plays as well as the worksh...
21h ago
Read More
Battlefords
Removing barriers
Breaking down systemic racism involves long-term work
Change won't happen overnight. That's one of the messages people heard who took part in an anti-racism workshop in North Battleford today, April 30. The event called the Anti-Racism Collective Project for Change-makers recap session, organized by the Battlefords Regional Community Coalition (BRCC), aims to make changes...
51m ago
Read More
Next stop, Ontario
North Stars' Blake commits to Royal Military College of Canada
Battlefords North Stars forward, Brad Blake has announced his commitment to the Royal Military College of Canada Paladins for the next chapter in his hockey career, this fall. For Blake, the commitment fulfills a longtime goal of his, to continue to pursue hockey at the post-secondary level, while furthering his educat...
1h ago
Read More
Rollover
Man dies in rollover near Witchekan Lake First Nation
A 51-year-old man from Spiritwood has died following a rollover near Witchekan Lake First Nation. The incident, which involved just one vehicle happened early Saturday night. Emergency crews responded to the scene and the driver was taken by STARS Air Ambulance to hospital where he later died. The passenger of the vehi...
3h ago
Read More
TheatreFest 2024
TheatreFest wraps up in Battlefords with night of winners
TheatreFest Saskatchewan was a big hit in the Battlefords..The week long event wrapped up at the Dekker Centre Saturday night with the last play in the competition, and awards to follow. Nena Hawkes, Theatre Saskatchewan executive director, was thrilled with the positive reception to all the plays as well as the worksh...
21h ago
Read More
A Packed Barn
N.B. Kinsmen Rodeo features large crowds, local talent
North Battleford's Access Communications Centre was rocking over the weekend with bucking broncs, country music, and capacity crowds at the 52nd Annual North Battleford Kinsmen Rodeo, held Friday through Sunday, April 26-28. Complemented by what was gorgeous weather outside throughout the three-day event, organizing co...
Apr 29, 2024
Read More
Heart Failure
North Battleford woman shows she's all heart for upcoming speaking engagement at Legislative Assembly
Four and a half years ago, Brenda Hildebrand "wasn't feeling the greatest." After many trips to Battlefords Union Hospital, she was sent to Saskatoon after numerous tests, she had the answer: cardiomyopathy - the inability of the heart to pump blood properly. After being admitted to Royal University Hospital ...
Apr 29, 2024
Read More
Meadow Lake
Carpenter Health
Carpenter High to offer the Mental Health Capacity Building program in fall
Carpenter High School has been selected to offer Mental Health Capacity Building (MHCB) in Schools program. "It's really an evidence-based approach to improving mental health and wellbeing of the students," said Jennifer Wlliamson, deputy director with Northwest School Division. "What my understanding of...
4h ago
Read More
Growing program
North West College's Meadow Lake campus excited to open new Luxe hair salon
North West College's campus in Meadow Lake now has a brand new hair salon, called Luxe. The official grand opening was held Friday at the site at 720-5th Street.The college is excited to showcase the new learning environment and salon.Hairstylist Instructor Kayla Opikokew said students are taking clients as part of the...
Apr 29, 2024
Read More
MLBEX Follow
MLBEX winners reflect on 'wonderful event'
Feelings of overwhelming surprise and gratitude are how winners of the Meadow Lake Business Excellence Awards are feeling the day after their big night. "This was a complete surprise, I'm still in shock," said Shelly Rowland, winner of the Indigenous Leader Award, sponsored by SaskWater. The health manager of...
Apr 27, 2024
Read More
Agriculture
BASF provides $100,000 four rural Canadian organizations to support local initiatives
After a close race, four communities across Canada were named the winners of BASF's Growing Home program and are each awarded $25,000 to be used to fu...
47m ago
Read More
Agriculture Roundup for Monday, April 29, 2024
The Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations has stated less than 33 per cent of the world's surface has mobile network coverage. That'...
Apr 29, 2024
Read More
Listen: Manitoba summit looks at ways to eradicate wild pigs
The Wild Pig Summit was held this week in Brandon, Man. to help launch a strategy to control the feral pig population on the Prairies, as well as part...
Apr 26, 2024
Read More