Humboldt Journal

HUMBOLDT — New masking requirements are coming at a time where Humboldt’s retail community is preparing for Moonlight Madness and Black Friday. At this point, those events will continue. As of Nov.

HUMBOLDT — Braiden Koran is pleased to be back on the ice with the Humboldt Broncos – and shooting for success.

TISDALE — Kylynn Olafson might not be the loudest Tisdale Trojan, but the team is looking for him to have an impact in several areas this season.

Wakaw RCMP are asking for help in locating a suspect in a child abduction. The child has since been safely located and reunited with his family. On Nov. 14 around 6:45 p.m.

Local police forces are looking for a missing 22-year-old man from Swift Current. Dreyden Wilda-Libke was last seen on Nov. 7, at a residence on a farm in the RM of Wreford, near Venne, Sask. On Nov.

HUMBOLDT — A classroom at Humboldt's St. Augustine School will switch to online learning after health officials informed Greater Saskatoon Catholic Schools of another individual diagnosed with COVID-19.

Former Wynyard-area music and band teacher Gerard Loehr was convicted Friday on three counts of sexual assault involving band students related to his work with the Shamrock School Division in the 1990s.

HUMBOLDT — Al Hingley delivered a prayer and speech during Humboldt’s Remembrance Day ceremony, reflecting on his time as a child in WWII when his community found themselves needing to adorn masks for their safety in the ongoing war.

A group of 34 chambers of commerce and economic development groups – including the Humboldt and Nipawin chambers – have released an open letter supporting the new health restrictions, which include mandatory masking in larger communities.

A new online tool will let Saskatchewan residents test their internet speeds against what their internet contracts promise.