Humboldt Journal

HUMBOLDT — A public hearing will be held in February about a proposal to sell a part of St. Elizabeth Park to The Elizabeth to allow an expansion containing 16 suites. Stewart Properties proposes to buy around 0.

ST. BRIEUX — The Horizon School Division said they have been made aware of a COVID-19 diagnosis in an individual at St. Brieux School. They were informed Jan. 28, according to a release from the division . “Families at St.

Shorter and later than usual. That’s how the spring session of the Legislature is expected to play out this year. Premier Scott Moe announced on Jan.

Could you live with yourself if you hurt or killed someone? That's the question a new Saskatchewan Government Insurance campaign is asking. The "Could you live with yourself?" campaign is expected to run on TV, radio, and online throughout February.

Ray Beck has seen the damage wild pigs can do when left unchecked. Beck, a roughly 20-year rural municipality pest control veteran, says he’s seen wild boars ruin a nine-hole golf course “basically overnight” on a visit to Texas.

EAST CENTRAL — It was thanks to preparation and quick thinking from North East SPCA (NESPCA) staff that a newborn puppy was saved at the Harry and Eve Vickar Shelter in Melfort. On Jan.

Social media companies can’t be trusted to moderate themselves, so it falls to the government to enforce new restrictions to protect Canadians from harmful content online, according to a report currently under review by the federal heritage minister.

BURR — Golden Eden Produce near Burr almost lost their tomatoes this season due to the cold snap – but with some help from a Humboldt business, the plants were saved.

HUMBOLDT — A $897,000 contract for consulting services has been awarded for the City’s wastewater treatment upgrade project. Catterall and Wright Consulting Engineers was chosen from among seven bidders for the contract.

NIPAWIN — Construction has begun in Nipawin on a new wine, spirits and beer store connected to the Nipawin co-op food store. According to Keisha Mohr, marketing and community relations with Lake Country Co-op, the project is a $2 million investment.