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This will be a Christmas to remember for Meadow Lake residents Ruth and Ken Ness who decided to get together with friends and help with the Operation Christmas Child project first-hand this year. The ...

The Government of Saskatchewan in partnership with the Law Society of Saskatchewan and the Meadow Lake Salvation Army office are offering free family-law help in Meadow Lake during an upcoming session...

The Turtleford area group of birding enthusiasts is getting geared up to take part in their annual Christmas Bird Count event again this year.Coordinator Brent Keen hopes to see a good turnout for the...

Some parents in Saskatchewan are frustrated over - and worried about - where their child's next meal is going to come from. Formula shortages have been reported across North America.Sherry Rapley and ...

MONTREAL - The world won't succeed in halting biodiversity loss without Indigenous participation and leadership, according to leaders attending a major United Nations conference in Montreal. Jennifer ...

North West College (NWC), in the Battlefords and Meadow Lake, announced it was thrilled to award a total of $66,460 to students in Entrance Scholarships last month. More than 135 scholarships were pre...

People interested in signing up to train as a lifeguard will want to take advantage of this opportunity. The Meadow Lake Aquatic Centre has announced a new lifeguard recruitment pilot program is curre...

Maidstone RCMP are currently responding to a serious vehicle collision on Highway 17, about 20 kilometres north of Lloydminster. Police reported at about 1:55 p.m. today that as a result of the incide...

A northern Saskatchewan MP said he is getting a plethora of calls from constituents about the federal government's proposal to expand the number of guns banned under Bill C-21."This is a big deal to a...

Canada's premiers plan to meet virtually today, a month after talks with the federal government on health-care funding ended without an agreement. The premiers have been calling on Ottawa to increase ...