Humboldt Journal

"We don’t want anyone to fall victim to a crime of opportunity. Keeping spare change in your vehicle or other valuables can make it a possible target," said Cpl. Kyle Wyonzek of the Melfort RCMP.

Throwing pumpkins in the woods could result in wildlife becoming sick

St. Therese Institute of Faith and Mission says financial consequences of the outbreak, on top of 20 long months of pandemic restrictions, have been devastating.

Carrot River council voted on Oct. 19 to compensate Carrot River Fire and Rescue’s responders, paying a standard $18 per hour on Thanksgiving Day, as well a personal vehicle payout at $62 per hour.

Superheroes, supervillians, superpowered Presidential candidates and all manners of creatures that go bump in the night were present at the Humboldt & District Chamber of Commerce on Halloween for their treat drive-thu.

With Cree language in a critical stage, Cumberland House Cree Nation is starting a new early age educational program aimed at passing it on

The landowner told the officers that the bullet had come from the east, consistent with someone hunting on Fish and Wildlife Development Fund lands adjacent to their home.

With a 16 ton scale and blender, the dry fertilizer plant is expected to triple the speed and capacity from what they had a year ago.

“These kids are amazing,” Jim Wilson, CurlSask’s president, said. “It's tough because it is still October and most of these kids have only been practicing for maybe a month, but they've come out of the gate just amazing.”

Home-based businesses, which had a $375 fee in general saw a decrease. The category was divided into two, with type 1 businesses paying $150 and type 2 businesses paying $250.