Humboldt Journal

The City of Humboldt has drafted a new noise bylaw, which is planned to be brought forward during council’s August meeting and sets a noise limit of 96 decibels on light vehicles. A normal conversation is about 60 decibels, while a rock concert is between 120 to 129.

Nipawin has a new tourism logo designed to incorporate the town’s Indigenous roots, outdoor lifestyle and present values.

Three members of Bruno’s town council were put behind bars – all an effort to revitalize the town’s historic fire hall.

Province is asking the federal government to chip in an additional $178 million.

Melfort council has approved the extension of the lease agreement with the North Central Health Care Foundation (NCHC) to operate their hospital gift shop out of the north annex of the historic post office.

Helicopter lands in high-traffic area to buy a cake.

Following a fire which destroyed their band office in 2019, the Cumberland House Cree Nation has inaugurated its new band office in Cumberland House.

The dock at the small craft harbour in Missinipe on Otter Lake has been allocated funding for improvements under Fisheries and Oceans Canada.

STARS came, but decided it was not medically required to take the man to Royal University Hospital in Saskatoon by helicopter.

The Tisdale Rangers senior team is competing to be the first ever Highway 3 Baseball League champion.