Entries for July 2009

Ceremonies set for UN Peacekeeper’s Day in Battlefords

Local dancer’s life carries on in wake of Jacksons’ death

Centennial of school in Baljennie should be marked, resident says

Meechance pleads guilty for election fraud

Hooray for dropping potash prices

Can we have another open fall?

Wood chips will stay in Borden Park playground, but it may get other improvements

Keep your family active with Family Summer Fun contest

New Christian counselor coming to North Battleford

City council considers thorny condo tax rebate issue

BTC Indian Health Services celebrates 30-year anniversary

Medical lab science scholarship to be awarded today at BUH

Outdoor movie serves as BridgeFest fundraiser

Producers are lying to Big Brother

B’ford mayor says loss of business is a great opportunity

Town councillor disappointed with Four K move to N.B.

Big jump postponed – again

RCMP still looking for stolen emergency boat

Lions and swamp alligators coming to the Battlefords

Market analysts shouldn't be pansies

Get the combine ready

Four K Auto moving to N.B. after 17 years in B’ford

Bruce Power announcement good news for nuke plant in B’fords, Odishaw says

Cause of power failures determined, fixed: SaskPower spokesman

Van catches fire

Theatre making changes to improve facility, manager says

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Crosswalk may be the best way to solve jaywalking at Terr. Dr.: RCMP

Local firms come through to help BridgeFest meet budget

Moosomin FN acting chief disappointed Sask. man lost AFN race

City looking at allowing more townhouse-style condos in Fairview

Trinity Baptist Church undergoes change under new leadership

Youth accused of arson in Little Pine band office fire remains in custody

Plan to control blowing dust in B’ford West ready for fall: developer

Former nuns’ residence possible temporary home for artists

Regatta at Meota was a great success

Councillors consider moving “arena dance” back to street dance

InVigor leads the canola industry

U.S. going with cap and trade

B’fords RCMP investigating stabbing on 110th St.

Council approves first step toward possible new seniors home

City experimenting this fall with rollout garbage bins

Dramatic increase in traffic violations in Battleford

Find out how Innovation Credit Union is changing to serve you even better.

Seeing the future

Red Pheasant man gets 15-month conditional sentence for election fraud

B’ford parade a success, despite drop in entries: Redding

Rider faints during bike tour

Handcraft Festival was a great success, co-ordinator says

Ride For A Vet “fantastic”: organizer

Artists lose third floor of DRC Aug. 31

2009 CYA Sail West regatta runs smoothly

Dairy comparison

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Big improvement in crop potential

BATC CDC gives $100,000 toward special monitor in hospital

Good news and bad news for Denholm flood victim

Red Pheasant Chief runs for top job at FSIN

Sunny weather spurs progress on roof work

Meeting held in Denholm re: flood assistance

Denholm resident still surrounded by water, three days after storm

Fire chief urges council to increase wages for part-time, volunteer firefighters

Winter Theme for Allen Sapp Gallery

Frost is a big threat

Hog sector faces crisis

Denholm might be eligible for disaster assistance in wake of storm

Storm wipes out power to 8,000 customers in NB

Editorial - Cancelled council meeting makes council look bad

Environmentalist says nuclear power part of sustainable energy mix

BATC CDC approves $200,000 for multiplex design

Health Region receives conditional funding for child care centre

Mosquito count could be on the rise sharply in the Battlefords

Summer photo contest on at Battleford Library

Battleford Parade to be held Friday July 17

Supply, demand and prices

Fertilizer price comparisons

Watch out for break-ins

Government Ridge interpretive trail built

Local residents win awards in rose show

Victorian tea and fashion show draws unexpectedly large crowd

Historical Society president frustrated re: condition of cemetery

Find out how demolition creates new opportunities for growth of the City.

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Dry Alberta

Everyone interested in nuclear power should attend Monday speech, Battleford mayor says

We might get a reprieve from nasty weather today

Good progress made on cleaning up farmyard hit by tornado

Giant hole in Railway Ave. could be filled today

Opinions differ re: exhumation of priest’s body, removal of church bell

Dr. Moore has been a leader in the international environmental field for more than 35 years. He is a co-founder of Greenpeace and served for nine years as President of Greenpeace Canada and seven years as a Director of Greenpeace International.

Will canola bounce back?

Unconfirmed tornado reported

Trial dates set for man accused of murder

RCMP issue advice re: door-to-door alarm system sales

National level sailing event coming to Meota

North Battleford mourns the loss of Cecil Davis

Hay supplies will be tight

Premier announces money for town, RM of Battle River

Work on first building in Battleford West now underway

Handcraft Festival expected to be better than ever

Charges may soon be laid re: stabbings on Moosomin First Nation

Former Greenpeace leader coming to N’B’ford re: nuclear power

MP says city asked that federal/provincial multiplex money go toward performing arts centre

Three new board members on BUHF

Squirt B Bandits make it to quarter-finals in Provincials

Local business owner and businesses turn 30

The truth about McDonald's beef

Agriculture is strong in the community...
The Co-op Agro Center renovations are complete.

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Three women stabbed at Moosomin First Nation

Battleford woman fights for medical coverage for son’s rare condition

John Fisher receives Rotary Club Integrity Award

Playground supervisors prepare for fun summer

Drought politics

Name of victim in fatal rollover not yet released

Four injured during rollover on Saulteaux First Nation

Meet and Greet Block Party will be bigger next year, McKay says

Heritage Christian School students receive awards

More weather surprises still to come?

Tornado rips farmyard apart, couple emerge without a scratch

Letter to the Editor Uranium development = prosperity

B’ford Flats host Squirt B softball Provincials

Tim Hortons sponsors four local kids to go to Camp Day in Alberta

Crop Insurance rule should be re-evaluated