Humboldt Journal

The driver, who was the sole occupant of the vehicle, was declared deceased by EMS at the scene.

Long-time LDSCR executive director Lyle Campbell retires after 17 years; Helen Meekins steps in with a fresh vision.

A free public talk at the Humboldt and District Gallery will explore the history and legacy of Treaty 6, featuring historian Bill Waiser.

Nipawin council has approved $83,000 in funding for local groups supporting sports, culture, recreation and community well-being.

Humboldt will host a screening of Common Territory on May 29, a documentary exploring shared stories of Indigenous peoples and newcomers.

Horizon School Division to host hands-on career exploration in June.

Two Saskatchewan RCMP police vehicles have been damaged after being struck by impaired drivers in two separate incidents.

Dog owners in Nipawin will have a new place to let their pets run free as the town prepares to officially open its first off-leash dog park.

Cianna Lieffers is making history as the first female referee at the Centennial Cup, marking a milestone for women in hockey officiating.

Wadena conservation officers are investigating 86 wasted goose breasts found dumped near Quill Lake between May 10 and 12.