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Boy struck by vehicle

A boy was taken to Battlefords Union Hospital after being hit by a motor vehicle May 4. North Battlefored Fire and Emergency Services reports the boy was unharmed in the incident. The collision happened around 5:22 p.m.

Pursuit of stolen vehicle near Maidstone

A young offender has been charged in connection to theft of a motor vehicle reported stolen in the Maidstone area.
Galbraith to attend Mount Royal University

Galbraith to attend Mount Royal University

For the past month, news from the Battlefords North Stars office has been quiet, but that changed Monday when it was announced graduating forward Mitch Galbraith had committed to a Canadian university for the next hockey season.
Essay captures national attention

Essay captures national attention

Story:How exciting would it be to know your passion for writing has earned an award in all of Canada? This is what 12-year-old, Grade 7 student Katrina Laing has accomplished.
NWRC turns out crop of trained workers

NWRC turns out crop of trained workers

North West Regional College recently held a closing ceremony to recognize students completing requirements in business, office education, aboriginal community development, electrician, carpentry, welding, and youth care worker programs delivered at B
Mental health champions chosen for 2011

Mental health champions chosen for 2011

The Champions of Mental Health Awards initiative was conceived and organized by the North Battleford branch of the Registered Psychiatric Nurses Association of Saskatchewan (RPNAS) last year, with five members of the community being presented awards
Predictions and problem players in the pros

Predictions and problem players in the pros

NHL Boston vs. Philadelphia - I'd take Boston because of Tim Thomas, and if there really is a tooth fairy she might need to shake out the piggy bank, it's going to be rough. Five games should be all they need.
Games day winners declared

Games day winners declared

The Neilburg Seniors' Center was a hive of activity April 4 when the regular games day was held. Marjorie Nattress and Mary Graham were the A side winners on the shuffleboard table. Edna Jeffrey and Marlene Washenfelder came in second.

PNHR addresses rising tide of dimentia

Prairie North Health Region and all of society are facing ever greater challenges in dealing with the rising tide of dementia and care of individuals suffering from the disease, according to a PNHR press release.
Tip your hat for the Kinsmen Indoor Rodeo

Tip your hat for the Kinsmen Indoor Rodeo

Some of the best cowboys and cowgirls Canada has to offer saddled up alongside some local talent and entertained for three days of wild rodeo action in the Battlefords.
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