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Nic Marshall proved to be the overtime hero for the Saskatchewan Roughriders on Saturday at McMahon Stadium.The defensive back picked off a pass from quarterback Jake Maier in the Riders' end zone to ...

Post-secondary students in North Battleford and Meadow Lake will benefit thanks to an upcoming partnership with the University of Regina.The school and North West College announced they have signed a ...

A set of what appears to be explicit alphabet cards left in a high school classroom has Planned Parenthood in hot water with some parents, and now with the provincial government as well.Education Mini...

A drawing of a man believed to be involved in an attempted kidnapping in North Battleford two days ago has been made public. RCMP are looking for an older Caucasian man who stands about 5'6" with grey...

As the North Sask. River Baseball League (NSRBL) surpasses the midway mark of the spring schedule, battlefordsNOW and meadowlakeNOW are taking a look at where things stand heading down the stretch of ...

Dozens of tickets and license suspensions were handed out during a multi-agency check stop last weekend in Beauval.The Meadow Lake Combined Traffic Services Saskatchewan (CTSS), the Highway Patrol and...

A member of the Lac La Ronge Indian Band recently got the surprise of a lifetime.A few months back, Kathleen Lavallee was asked by her cousin Russ Mirasty, the Lieutenant Governor of Saskatchewan, to ...

It was a momentous National Indigenous Peoples Day in Meadow Lake today when the RCMP took part in a historic Land Transfer Agreement ceremony, as lands were returned to Flying Dust First Nation.The e...

Saskatchewan RCMP have said they are investigating 15 murders so far this year, including three that took place last weekend. In an update provided to paNOW, the Major Crimes Unit said of those 15 hom...

An Indigenous-owned company in northern Saskatchewan is growing after becoming the newest partner for a Prince Albert company.Primrose Resources Corporation (PRC), which is owned by Mtis residents in ...