Humboldt Journal

HUMBOLDT — Humboldt Royal Canadian Legion Branch #28 will not be holding a service at a church this year due to COVID-19. Instead a ceremony held at the Humboldt cenotaph will be live streamed through social media.

EAST CENTRAL — For 2020, The East Central Recorder is the best all-around weekly newspaper with circulation over 6,500 in the province, according to the Saskatchewan Weekly Newspapers Association's 2020 Better Newspapers Competition.

The first order of business, once a fall session of the soon-to-be-formed Legislature takes place, will be getting a home renovation tax credit in place, according to Premier-elect Scott Moe.

HUMBOLDT — The Horizon School Division has made a decision to pause extracurricular sports from Oct. 26 to 30 due to a case of COVID-19 at one of their schools and the increasing number of cases across the province.

EAST CENTRAL — The Horizon School Division is counting the return to school as a success thanks to the diligence of teachers, principals, staff and students.

EAST CENTRAL — The schedule has been annocued for the Saskatchewan Hockey League's 2020-21 regular season. All of the teams will play 50 games each.

HUMBOLDT — Communication, promoting the city and taxes were major items discussed at the Humboldt and District Chamber of Commerce’s all-candidates forum for Humboldt's 14 candidates for councillor. The Oct.

Students in Grades 4 to 12 have chosen Scott Moe and the Saskatchewan Party as the winners of the 2020 provincial election.

HUMBOLDT — With the closing of the nomination deadline, members of the Humboldt community have the choice of six councillors and their mayor.

HUDSON BAY — Creating digital content is going to be an important part of Hudson Bay’s new marketing campaign, especially with approved grant money from Tourism Saskatchewan helping with the creation of this new content.