Humboldt Journal

HUMBOLDT — The Horizon School Division is once again applying a portable each for Humboldt Public School and Humboldt Colligate Institute. Trustees voted to apply to the provincial government for the portables at its Oct.

The Saskatchewan Party was re-elected to a historic fourth majority government, taking 50 of 61 seats as of late Monday night, and giving Scott Moe his first “big honkin’ election win,” as he put it, as leader of the Saskatchewan Party and now premie

CARROT RIVER VALLEY — Fred Bradshaw said he felt “relieved” after winning the Carrot River Valley provincial riding for the Saskatchewan Party.

HUMBOLDT — With a strong majority, Donna Harpauer of the Saskatchewan Party has been reelected to the legislature for the seat of Humboldt-Watrous.

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HUMBOLDT — A new spin on trick-or-treating aims to keep children safe while still allowing them to collect candy.

MELFORT — The City of Melfort Is asking residents to take precautions to help slow down crime in the community.

HUMBOLDT — Due to his team’s history and potential, Doug Scott is honoured to be the Humboldt Broncos’ newest captain. “This team has such a rich history of championship winning teams,” said the 20-year-old defenceman from North Vancouver.

TISDALE — More than six months after their season abruptly ended, the Tisdale Trojans are ready to hit the ice again for meaningful games.

EAST CENTRAL — Around 30 per cent of registered voters have already voted in the coming Monday, Oct. 26 provincial election. Out of 817,014 registered voters province-wide, 185,061 voted in the advance polls, while 61,255 voted by mail.