Entries for November 2009

Local man wins conservation award

Man serves as link between students and employers

Volleyball duo wants to pass on their knowledge via clinic

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Aggravated sexual assault case going to Queen’s Bench Court

B’fords host first ever Operation Red Nose in Saskatchewan

Lions Club stepped up to bring program here, organizer says

LSSD gets approval for more than $1.2 million worth of project

Nico Hawryliw going to Grey Cup

Fiona Smith Bell will light Olympic cauldron in N.B.

Residential break-ins up 93 per cent in city

Applications for Christmas hampers now being taken

It’s Rider Pride Week in N.B. and across Saskatchewan

New RCMP commanding officer hired

New Sask. Hospital in jeopardy due to gov’t cutbacks, Taylor says

A local boy is published in anthology; Lemoncy Snicket writes intro

H1N1 flu vaccine now available to everyone in Prairie North

Public school division develops bus stop arm protocol

City employees, former councillors honoured Saturday

Battlefords United Way celebrates 40 years in community

Coke sponsors a North Battleford woman to run Olympic Torch

Water tower relit

Battleford Furniture awards new scholarship

Too many Canadians going hungry, says HungerCount 2009

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No protocol for swing-out bus stop arms yet at LOCCSD

Employees left due to “regulatory compliance” issues: Leschuk

Six videos produced to promote city

Battlefords Boys and Girls club fundraiser great success

No Dinner Dinner tickets selling

Empty Stocking Fund donations up

School bus accident - Too early to say if stop arm was deployed, RCMP say

Battlefords United Way campaign going well, exec. director says

City council ratifies rotation of deputy mayors

Standing committee chairs chosen

Councillors appointed to boards, committees

Army cadets receive $1,000 donation

Give farmers money owed by Big Sky and sell gov’t’s share: Bater

Child struck after getting off school bus in city

City council notes

Battleford enters into Urban Connectors agreement

Arsenault re-elected chair of Living Sky School Division

Former resident carries Olympic torch in B.C.

More Health Region residents can get H1N1 vaccine now

B’fords RCMP continue investigation into Onion Lake death

Details of ceremony to relight water tower revealed

Army cadets host successful Zone Run and Shoot competition

More people can now get H1N1 flu vaccine

Some blood tests done in Turtleford facility may be inaccurate

Sod turning ceremony for water treatment plant

B’fords RCMP help investigate death of Onion Lake youth

Youth assessment and stabilization centre officially opened

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Local woman nearly killed by carbon monoxide poisoning

Small explosion injuries man slightly

Festival of Trees coming up fast

Beef on a bun kickoff beats last year’s total

Aboriginal youth need to learn how to flirt: conference organizer

H1N1 flu vaccine available for new groups of people today

Two other Innovation C.U. employees no longer with credit union

Remembrance Day ceremony in N.B. - Those who made the “ultimate challenge” honoured

Battleford Remembrance Day ceremonies - Canadians fought for peace, Rev. Borgeson says

Cando School locked down during search for rifle

City councillors sworn in

Cowboy Christmas parade begins this Saturday, 1 p.m.

Maunula resigns as CEO of Innovation C.U.

Injuries but no deaths in two vehicle crash at Hwy 4, 35th St.

Water shut off in 1700 block of 103rd St. at 9 a.m. today

Remembrance Day ceremonies in the Battlefords

Empty Stocking Fund campaign gets underway Thursday

Local man thrives as comedian/motivational speaker

Water tower lighting ceremony plans being finalized

BATC CDC gives $200,000 toward multiplex: Toye

Warm clothing recycling program back in B’fords

Phase 1 of sewer project along close to wrapping up

Replica fire hall to help celebrate 30th anniversary of museum

New First Nations hotline for H1N1 immunization questions

New H1N1 vaccination clinic – for K-Grade 6 students

Schools hit with flu: unclear if it’s H1N1

Man gets 17 months for trying to bribe witness

Order of Canada presented to former NB senator

Chamber director honoured

City ready with snow clearing plan

St. Walburg couple wins grand prize in BUHF $100,000 Lottery

Herb Sparrow receives Order of Canada today

Town residents asked for input on future of St. Vital Church artifacts

Town supports multiplex: Halewich

Highway 4 agreement still not signed

No change in town councillors, according to official results

Town mayor pledges to work closely with new city mayor

Town’s newest councillor welcomed

H1N1 flu vaccination schedule in Prairie North remains on track

Elective surgeries cancelled at BUH due to hike in flu-like symptoms

Sod turned for multiplex

Boys and Girls Club receives funding from local groups, businesses

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Official sod-turning for multiplex today

Official city election results released: no change from Wednesday

George says he has no feelings either way about not being re-elected

Victim trapped in rollover east of the Battlefords

Less H1N1 vaccine coming to Sask than expected

No more big Halloween display at Piatt yard on 95th St.

Local woman wins Saskatchewan Youth Award