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Staff As far as we know, Prime Minister Justin Trudeau is visiting North Battleford tonight (Thursday) in support of the Liberal candidate, Larry Ingram, in the upcoming by-election for The Battlefords-Lloydminster seat left vacant by the retirement of long time Conservative MP Gerry Ritz. As of press time, which is Wednesday noon, plans were still in place for the Prime Minister to appear at an event at the
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Trees and More at the WDM The Battlefords Union Hospital Foundation’s Festival of Trees is back at the Western Development Museum, its original home. Having opened Friday last week, it wraps up today with a traditional High Tea, complete with petit fours and cucumber finger sandwiches. Other highlights have included a visit by Santa, pictures with princesses, horse-drawn wagon rides, musical entertainment, face painting, a chance to meet North Stars players, and, of course, the formal evening held Saturday. Throughout it all, patrons have had a chance to admire the many trees, wreaths, centrepieces and accent pieces up for silent auction. Patrons were also encouraged to bring donations of clean sweaters, hats and mitts for donation to the Battlefords Interval House. On Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday, the WDM was offering preview nights of the Light Up the Village fundraiser. The event continues Dec. 14 through Jan. 13, Thursday through Saturday from 5 to 9 p.m. as patrons pay $10 per vehicle to tour through the village decorated for the season with funds going to the Save the 1158 project. Photo by Candace Mack