Humboldt Journal

I have heard people boast of a skepticism when it comes to the things of, and even reality of, God.

Statistics Canada’s release on March 12 of its February Labour Force Survey showed a drop of 23,000 jobs in Saskatchewan, a figure that had New Democratic Party Leader Ryan Meili and Small Business Critic Aleana Young crying foul.

More than a year after the provincial government pitched it, the Canadian Taxpayers Federation (CTF) is still waiting to see a public website that publishes municipalities’ basic financial information.

After a reeve of a RM grilled the provincial cabinet about calls to Saskatchewan Crown corporations being answered at call centres outside the province, the premier said they'd be looking into the issue.

Canada is changing its risk assessment policy for genetically modified plants and food products sold at home and overseas. Genetically modified organisms (GMOs) that contain foreign DNA will still be subject to government regulatory oversight.

HUMBOLDT — With SGI rebates coming in the mail, the St. Mary’s Villa Foundation is asking Humboldt residents to donate the money towards a new home. St. Mary’s Villa was built in 1963, with additions constructed in 1965, 1977 and 1992.

We didn't do so hot on something called the 'COVID Misery Index.'

HUMBOLDT — Dylan Lindal’s versatility, work ethic, and willingness to do whatever the team needs – on and off the ice – has made the Humboldt product a valuable member of the St. Paul Jr. Canadiens.

HUMBOLDT — According to a survey from Humboldt Age Friendly Committee, communication and transportation are the two biggest challenges seniors expressed that they face within the community.

On the one-year anniversary of the declaration of the global pandemic, the Government of Saskatchewan nearly $29 million in approved funding to support schools during the pandemic.