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While the province continues to work to slow the spread of COVID-19, an increasing number of Saskatchewan residents are trying to build up their immunity.Debby Dolney, natural product advisor for Nutt...

One of the accused individuals facing a charge related to the Tiki Laverdiere homicide investigation had his case adjourned in North Battleford Provincial Court Friday.Samuel Takakenew, 36, is charged...

"It's a great day for the SJHL, and a great day for the Battlefords North Stars."That's from North Stars President and Governor Shandon Reichert, after the provincial government announced $1 million i...

The Twin Rivers Curling Club has announced their closure for the remainder of the season. The club's board of directors made the decision Thursday evening, stating the cost of keeping the ice in witho...

The Lloydminster Agricultural Exhibition Association (Lloyd Ex) has received a $1,000,000 grant from the Alberta government.The grant will advance the association's acquisition of City of Lloydminster...

Over $140,000 in charitable gaming grants have been provided to North Battleford and area organizations. The grants are just part of a larger $1.3 million dollar package, distributed by the Sask. Liqu...

COVID-19 infection rates in the northern areas of the province have continued to rise.In the North Central 2 zone where Prince Albert is located, there have been 2,468 total cases out of a population ...

The reshuffling for Prime Minster Justin Trudeau's Federal Cabinet has prompted mix reaction from conservative members of Parliament.One of the notable appointments was that of former Natural Resource...

As of January 14, a total of 11,985 doses of COVID-19 vaccine have been administered in Saskatchewan.On January 13, 1,393 doses were administered across the province including 295 in the North Central...

It was a night of howling wind, rain and snow across much of Saskatchewan Wednesday evening, and residents of the Battlefords received a front row seat. The storm system, which began in Alberta moved ...