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It was not an accident or poor harvest. It was a genocide organized by the Soviet Union to eradicate the free-thinking of landowners who did not want to be collectivized on their farms and led to the ...
News Nov 22, 2018
North Battleford residents Liz and Les Hurlburt hope to see more people discovering the Cree language with a new Cree Word-A-Day Calendar they will be launching Friday. Liz, who is Cree...
News Nov 22, 2018
Its time to catch the holiday spirit with the Western Development Museum. The WDM is getting ready to host its second annual Light Up the Village event tonight. The event is a fan favourite in the cit...
News Nov 22, 2018
News Nov 22, 2018
The Battlefords AAA Sharks are hosting a celebration of their team, and minor hockey in the Battlefords, at their Dec. 1 game against Weyburn at the Battleford Arena. Dave Amson, Director of the Shark...
News Nov 21, 2018
Expecting women in Saskatchewan are now entitled to take more maternity leave. New changes by the government allow moms-to-be to take 19 weeks of maternity leave, an increase from 18 weeks. This means...
News Nov 21, 2018
A small gathering came together in North Battleford Tuesday evening to recognize the International Transgender Day of Remembrance. Bobbisue Thompson, who currently resides in Turtleford, led the ...
News Nov 21, 2018
The holiday season would not be complete without snow covered homes, trees, windows, lawns and porches dressed elegantly with the soft warm glow of lights and decorations. And whether you channel Clar...
News Nov 20, 2018
Amid controversy on the weekend, it was a big weekend for Biggar’s Robyn Silvernagle. The skip, who resides in North Battleford, along with third Stephanie Lawton, second Jessie Hunkin and lead ...
News Nov 20, 2018
A group of lakes located near Unity are being renamed to honour the Cree women who lost their lives at the site in a 19th-century massacre. The province formally approved changing the previously offen...
News Nov 20, 2018