Humboldt Journal

HUMBOLDT — Landmark Place will not be paved after a majority of affected property owners petitioned against the improvement.

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EAST CENTRAL — About five per cent of students in the North East School Division (NESD) between Grades 7 to 12 strongly disagree that they have access to technology for remote learning, according to a survey of students.

LEROY — An additional COVID-19 case has been diagnosed at LeRoy School. The Horizon School Division said they were made aware April 23. They were told of two other cases on April 21 .

In the Christian calendar, we are in the session of Easter. During this time, our readings tell us about the resurrection. These readings tell us that Jesus’ resurrection means that God is always with us.

More than two years after Ottawa legalized weed, Saskatchewan’s green industry has grown into a jurisdictional grey zone.

EAST CENTRAL — Local colleges say a four-year funding commitment to Saskatchewan’s post-secondary institutions, a first for the province, will make it easier to plan.

Canola processing company Cargill is looking to plant some big capital in Regina: It announced April 22 afternoon plans for a $350-million canola crusher site to be built in the area.

LENORE LAKE — Humboldt conservation officers found a large amount of used oil dumped out onto Lenore Lake while conducting patrols. The used oil was found near Lung's Beach on March 23.

MELFORT — With there no longer a reason to exist, the Melfort Veterinary Services Board has officially dissolved. The building they owned, used by the Mohawk Animal Clinic, has been sold to the practice.