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Vaccines Reported An additional 7,554 doses of COVID-19 vaccine have been given in Saskatchewan, bringing the total number of vaccines administered in the province to 365,001.

The Battlefords Chamber of Commerce watched closely as the federal budget was handed down by the Liberal government on Monday.

Government must support the domestic space supply chain in order to help engineer Saskatchewan’s social, cultural and economic fabric

Battleford town council is going ahead with trying to address dust issues along the roads in Battleford West. They have approved the purchase and application of a canola-based dust suppressant.

Travis Patron was in court in Regina Friday, April 16, when Judge Murray Hinds determined he has not shown cause that he should be released from custody and ordered a mental health assessment.

The Battlefords AAA Stars have made news with a flurry of player signings this week. The under-18 club went on Twitter and announced a number of players have agreed to terms with the team.

WARNING: Readers may find some details disturbing A man who raped a woman he met on a dating website wasn’t given a long enough prison sentence, ruled Saskatchewan’s Court of Appeal Thursday.

An Alberta man charged with drug trafficking offences by the Battlefords RCMP pleaded not guilty and elected to be tried by provincial court judge. A one-day trial for Lowen Diehl, 36, is scheduled for July 6 in North Battleford Provincial Court.

Accessibility at the North Battleford Civic Centre — and indeed, the future for the facility itself — was a prime topic at a meeting of city council’s Planning Committee on Monday.

The issue of how community safety officers could be reached after hours was raised at a meeting of North Battleford city council sitting as the Planning Committee on Monday.