Entries for June 2009

Three cabins destroyed in Attons Lake fire

NWRC Grade 12 grads honoured

Victorian teas, fashion shows a new offering at Fort B’ford

4-H Show and Sale results

An early start to Canada Day

Disconnect between producers and consumers

Find out why SaskPower believes the Battlefords are the perfect choice for an expansion

Tribute to Paul Beingessner

Former Battlefords resident Devin Jamieson devastated by pop star’s death

JP II grads urged to make the world a better place, even from home

John Paul II Graduate awards

Sakewew Grads celebrate school, success

Comp grads urged to strive for more education

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Take precipitation maps with a grain of salt

Michael Jackson passes away, local resident slated to dance during his tour

Federal gov’t to spend $910,000 on Fort Battleford improvements

Little Pine arson suspect expected back in court July 14

Heritage Christian School Grad

Encouraging greenfeed

Body to be exhumed in old St. Vital Church

Town residents could lose sewer service June 30

Band resident questions future of elections now that band office is gone

Lentils are the top money crop

City, SaskPower closer to building gas turbine generating plant in N.B.

Little Pine band reps, Indian Affairs officials meet to plot future in wake of band office fire

Town council expresses concerns about vandalism

Youth charged re Little Pine fire back in court tomorrow

City resident looking for a way to save historic pianos

4-H Show and Sale results

Kinsmen Band Awards presented

Combines for lease

Huge rainfall event correctly predicted

B’fords C.O. defends RCMP’s actions re: death in cells

Curling club unveils plans for new $3.37 million curling facility

Bands march to commemorate 100 years of reserve relocation

Canadian Tire Sponsors BridgeFest

Boys and Girls club program on summer break

When you hear opportunity knocking...answer the door.
That's what long time resident, John Fisher did.

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Young farmers are home grown and imported

Man gets six years for violent home invasion, sexual assault

Tommy Douglas borrowed idea for medicare from the treaties, FSIN vice chief says

First Nations leaders press for their own health care system

Wayne Pruden tourney raises $28,000 for hospital

Semi hits powerlines, starts on fire

Chamber won’t sponsor more nuclear info sessions

BCC executive director nominated for award

New diamond sponsor, new location for Festival of Trees

Battleford motel becomes apartments

And the best seeding system is...

Lingenfelter takes ag critic role

Taylor named interim leader of NDP

Most traffic lines should be painted within the month

City firefighters have battled fewer fires so far this year

Sod turned for new WDM exhibit

Ambulances respond to four accidents over the weekend

More than 500 turn out for first LSSD Student Hall of Fame induction

Seatbelt checks in B’fords area begin today at 1 p.m.

Horrors in Congo get little attention in Canada

Local school goes on canoe trip in Northern Saskatchewan

How do you prepare for a poor crop?

Beef marketing money likely to be reduced

Meeting in N.B. on uranium future sparks fierce feelings

Editorial - Those who booed, heckled Halewich are the ones who look bad

Blue Mountain zipline may be in future Rick Mercer show

They did their research...and now they will build a research facility.

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Adopt a Pet...Read about the featured pet of the week

Woman dies in B’fords RCMP cells

Provincial Court judge faces trial in B’ford next February

Local youth one of five to receive Sask. Youth Awards

Well known resident passes away

Letter to the Editor
  Retaining youth by creating jobs a focus of city: Lavertu

Explain this global warming thing to me again

Unpaid farmers

Chamber president disappointed with 2.14 per cent tax hike

City council considering limiting secondhand stores, pawnshops

Students, artists combine to explore treaty relationship, cultures

Crop prospects take a beating

City budget set; taxpayers face 2.14 per cent hike in tax levy

Good news for Nico

Letter to the Editor
Donations to Nico can now be made through Community Foundation

Bruce Power won’t reveal decision on nuclear power plant until fall, spokesman says

Star Quality Service Excellence awards announced

Rather than having a banquet, go to the farmers market

Do you have any information regarding these crimes or any other crimes?

Town gets $3.18 million grant for $4.77 water treatment expansion

B’fords MLA vows to support new NDP leader

Letter/petition re: Nico’s cancer fighting drug gets great response

Sorting out the rain and the frost

Farm Canada Credit believes in The Battlefords...read and see what they're up to.

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Rocky start to growing season

Sweetgrass family raising money for double transplant for daughter

Vandalized Mosquito School expected to reopen today

Mural may soon adorn Sask. Baseball Hall of Fame in Battleford

More than 33 businesses looking at moving to N.B.

Six Credit Union employees get their heads shaved for cancer fundraiser

Enhanced nitrogen fixation

Glyphosate should get cheaper

Town councillors voice concern over possible Highways connector deal

Radisson man faces three charges re: alleged marijuana grow op

Hair razing event for Innovation C.U. staff today

Food bank opening satellite office for clients in Battleford

Big block party for new residents, businesses planned for Battleford

Firefighter injured during fire east of city

Darla Conley named 2008 Tourism Volunteer of the Year; WDM receives Tourism Training Award

Five accidents on the weekend kept WPD Ambulance busy

Short term pain, long term gain?

Proposal calls for major changes to Highway 4 through Battleford

United Church advises gov’t on controversial issues during meeting in N.B.

Battleford-area man invents new, more efficient grain auger