Humboldt Journal

HUMBOLDT — During his three seasons with the Humboldt Broncos, Reid Arnold greatly embraced being involved in the community.

CARROT RIVER — Mike Livermore has been named Carrot River’s Citizen of the Year at the Carrot River Board of Trade’s annual Excellence Awards Gala, held virtually.

TISDALE — Over a two week period, the Tisdale RCMP responded to eight calls under the Mental Health Services Act . “We’re seeing an increase in mental health requests in services,” Cpl. Mike Benjamin.

HUMBOLDT — The future Early Years Family Resource Centre in Humboldt is planned to begin offering programming in fall 2021 for families with children up to the age of five.

ENGLEFELD — The older classes at Englefeld School will be learning from home for a week after the Horizon School Division was made aware of two COVID-19 diagnoses. The division was made aware April 18.

MELFORT — Melfort Communities in Bloom have started a push at the city level to rename one of the city’s streets in honour of veterans.

“We are witnesses of all that he did….” — Acts 10:34-43 It is not uncommon for analysts of the COVID-19 pandemic to refer to the pandemic of 1918, which claimed many lives.

BIRCH HILLS — Those who attended parties on Birch Hills’ Birch Drive on the night of April 10 are being told by the Saskatchewan Health Authority to be tested for COVID-19 immediately and isolate until April 24 at midnight, regardless of test results

HUMBOLDT — A radiothon held to help the Humboldt District Hospital Foundation raised more than $41,000 for vital hospital equipment. The four-day Equip to Care Radiothon, done by the foundation in conjunction with 107.

KINISTIN SAULTEAUX NATION — The Kinistin Saulteaux Nation is receiving $1.43 million in federal funding to build five new housing units.