Humboldt Journal

New health measures aimed at reducing the spread of COVID-19 include suspension of team sports, and required use of masks in schools and workplaces. The measures, which start Friday, Nov.

WYNYARD — A former Saskatchewan music teacher convicted of sexually assaulting students will be sentenced in January 2021. Gerard Loehr, 57, was found guilty in Wynyard Provincial Court Nov.

The Saskatchewan Health Authority (SHA) broke down where people contracted COVID-19 last week in an update posted online Tuesday. “Saskatchewan has high rates of community transmission.

HUMBOLDT — While the Humboldt chapter of Junior Chamber International (JCI) has been disbanded for over a year, the service club’s impact on the city is still noticeable.

2020 has been a year like none other in my life for there was no CFL football. The cancelation of the season meant for the first time in 43 years I did not cover the Roughriders.

Humboldt’s new council was sworn in at a ceremony at city hall. The ceremony, which took place Nov. 23, was livestreamed by the city online. Here is what the new council had to say about beginning this process and being at the table.

HUMBOLDT — A local youth is one of 34 worldwide that will see her illustration published in J.K. Rowling’s new fairy tale.

CUDWORTH — An individual at Cudworth School has been diagnosed with COVID-19. The Horizon School Division was made aware by public health officials late Nov. 23.

Prepare to hear some noise from your cell phone. On Nov. 25 at 1:55 p.m. in Saskatchewan, a public alerting test will be conducted. The tests are being done all across the country except for Nunavut.

HUMBOLDT — Humboldt RCMP have charged a 22-year-old Muenster man in connection to racist graffiti spraypainted on the walls of some Main Street businesses in September.