Humboldt Journal

Dashboard will soon show cases by age category, after pressure on public to release more detailed data

Tisdale Trojans fans were finally able to see their team in action last weekend after about 10 months of waiting.

Five of the six candidates in Carlton Trail—Eagle Creek spoke at the Humboldt and District Chamber of Commerce's all-candidates forum, touching on subjects like debt, agricultural trade with China, truth and reconciliation, and vaccinations.

There are 53 active COVID-19 cases in Central East 1 as of Sept. 12. The previous record was 50 active cases, set March 2.

Investigation determined that a minivan collided with a truck towing a boat on a trailer.

Nîkihk cleaning products, made by a First Nations company, can now be found in Humboldt.

The Town of Watson is gauging community interest in a dog park, following a letter being presented to council with eight resident signatures proposing the idea.

The Humboldt Collegiate Institute football team fell in its season-opening tilt, the Seniors Girls volleyball team won the Wakaw tournament last weekend, and the two golf teams are preparing to compete.

Former Mohawks players are making the journey home as the Humboldt Collegiate Institute team plans to celebrate its 50th season at a home game on Sept. 17.

Coach Craig Dickenson summed up the state of the Riders after their loss to the Blue Bombers in the Banjo Bowl by stating Winnipeg is quite a bit better than the Riders right now. He then stated he believes the Riders will get better.