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It is an understatement to say that Saskatchewan Budget 2017 has been a disaster, especially for marginalized groups. As reported by Devan C.

Recently the Horizon Central Athletic Association handed out recognition awards to a number of individuals from around the area for their tremendous work over the last number of years with the athletics programs at their schools.

Many Canadians are hypocrites: they want to have their energy cake and burn it, too

Monday, May 1 saw a heavy focus in the legislature on issues of importance to the Battlefords and area.

Times are so tough in this province that it’s time for front line workers to give up 3.5 per cent of their wages. That’s what the provincial government is asking its workers to do, but we should have a look at what’s happening at the top.

With the legislature back in session on April 24 after its one-week Easter break opposition leader Trent Wotherspoon was once again in fighting form denouncing government scandal in Question Period.

Recently, long-time North Battleford resident, Margaret Beach – a direct descendent of the original Assyrians who migrated from the Middle East to Battleford in 1903 – suggested that 114 years after they arrived in this area might be a good time to w

Horizon School Division brought in Dr. Alec Couros as part of both their Student Day 2017 and a workshop for parents, Raising the Selfie Generation on April 25.

Recently I had the pleasure of going to the Quill Lakes Watershed Association No. 14 public meeting in Naicam and what I heard was astonishing.

It’s time to simplify how civic governments talk about municipal property tax. The biggest offender is what’s called the mill rate, which taxes a property owner based on the assessed value of the property they own.