Humboldt Journal

The leader of the Municipalities of Saskatchewan is coming under fire as news broke this week of a recent trip to Hawaii.

TISDALE — A stereo system and multiple bags of clothes are among the things stolen in multiple break and enters into the Salvation Army shed at Tisdale over the past two months. The first theft occurred on Nov.

HUMBOLDT — Two anonymous donations to Futuristic Industries totalling $30,000 has greatly moved forward the timeline to build a multisensory environment that helps reduce anxiety and engages the senses.

EAST CENTRAL — Starting in January, people buying batteries in the province will pay an environmental handling fee, and will be able to deposit used batteries at any SARCAN.

HUMBOLDT — Kat Schlosser is seeking online votes to be on the cover of Inked Magazine for their Cover Girl contest.

EAST CENTRAL — Fred Bradshaw, Saskatchewan Party legislature member for Carrot River Valley, has been officially sworn in as Minister of Highways and Minister responsible for the Water Security Agency.

YELLOW QUILL FIRST NATION — A 32-year-old Yellow Quill First Nation man who was missing was found deceased in a field in the RM of Bjorkdale. Trevor Ashton Moose was found by family members that had been searching locations around Rose Valley.

HUMBOLDT — A $377,000 donation to the Humboldt SPCA will be invested in the organization’s future building fund – which will be named after the donor.

EAST CENTRAL — The Naicam Snowblasters have been dealing with an increase of litter this year, including cans and other trash, on both Humboldt and Naicam trails.

The Ministry of Education is entering a second procurement process for non-medical cloth masks. The tender listed was on SaskTenders on Dec. 24 and is set to end on Jan. 14.