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With a goal of experiencing 11 lift serviced skil hills in Saskatchewan in 11 days, Greg Scott and his daughter Hali arrived in Prince Albert on Wednesday and headed straight to Little Red River Park....

On the first week of January, treadmills across the Battlefords hum a little louder and weight racks see a few more hands than usual. It's the annual rush of New Year's resolutions - hopeful, determin...

A five-goal third period propelled the Battlefords North Stars (16-8-2-2, 1st in Nutrien Division) to a 6-1 victory over the Kindersley Klippers (14-10-2-5, 2nd in Nutrien Division) to take the divisi...

Saskatchewan RCMP say Major Crimes investigators are still working to identify and locate suspects in a shooting on Big Island Lake Cree Nation that caused one dead and three injured and prompted a da...

A candidate for the City of North Battleford's upcoming byelection aims to provide a new perspective at the council table. Dan Suberlak said his 32 years of employment with the city helped him to unde...

A businessman and philanthropist originally from Biggar, and a lawyer, author and activist from Maple Creek have received a prestigious recognition. Her Excellency the Right Honourable Mary Simon, Gov...

In their first game since Dec. 20 against Flin Flon, the Battlefords North Stars (15-8-2-2, second in Nutrien Division) have a New Years Eve contest with the Kindersley Klippers (14-9-2-5, first in Nu...

To get a better look at some of the potential players in future seasons, the Battlefords North Stars are hosting a winter prospects camp ahead of the new year. The crop includes some players from the ...

The number of people in Saskatchewan dying of drug overdoses continued to drop in 2025, according to data from the provincial Coroner's Service. While numbers are not yet finalized, as of the beginnin...

Saskatchewan RCMP ended a dangerous persons alert Tuesday afternoon after a shooting on Big Island Lake Cree Nation left one person dead and three others injured earlier in the morning, as the investi...