Tag Archives: Business & Economy

Meadow Lake's new Co-op Centre will officially open later this month with a ribbon-cutting ceremony scheduled for June 24.The $51.8-million recreation facility remains on time and under budget, accord...

Local non-profits have an opportunity to receive some much-needed exposure via the radio. Pattison Media radio stations 105 CJVR and 750 Beach Radio are looking for nominations for non-profit organiza...

Meadow Lake's only movie theatre is set to close permanently this August, with Magic Lantern Theatres confirming the decision comes after years of financial losses and too few tickets sold to keep the...

The City of North Battleford posted early-year deficits in policing and general government services during the first quarter of 2025, while water, sewer and recreation revenues exceeded expectations, ...

It took around five years, but the Ahtahkakoop First Nation said the benefit of their new Financial Management System certification from the First Nations Financial Management Board will pay off. Now,...

City council has approved a zoning bylaw amendment aimed at encouraging commercial development and mixed-use projects across North Battleford.The amendment, passed unanimously at the June 9 regular me...

A major zoning update is heading to North Battleford city council for final approval Monday - one that could have a broad impact on local business operations, land use, and development across the city...

Saskatchewan's unemployment rate is the lowest of any Canadian province.According to data released by Statistics Canada on Friday, Saskatchewan's unemployment rate sat at 4.2 per cent in May. That's t...

Young entrepreneurs looking to make a mark in their communities now have an initiative they may turn to for help with their budding businesses. The Saskatchewan Chamber of Commerce has announced a You...

A new retail analysis for North Battleford shows the city could support up to 275,000 square feet of new commercial development by 2034, but planners warn that downtown revitalization must remain a pr...