Humboldt Journal

“It was now about noon, and darkness came over the whole land until three in the afternoon, for the sun stopped shining.

The Progressive Conservative Party of Saskatchewan’s platform runs the gambit from minimal intervention in the economy and low taxes to seeking more autonomy within Canada.

A guaranteed liveable income, pharmacare, dental care, grants for small farmers, and an end to the coal and oil and gas industries are all key parts of the Saskatchewan Green Party platform for the 2020 election.

The Buffalo Party is Saskatchewan’s newest party, and, if it had its way, could lead to this province leaving confederation. But its platform doesn’t explicitly say that. Rather, the platform describes something more akin to sovereignty-association.

The Saskatchewan Liberal Party is rebuilding, fielding just three candidates in this election. But they have numerous issues they would like to see addressed through their platform, and many of them focus on renewable energy implementation.

The Saskatchewan NDP 2020 platform is promising to invest in people and stand against Sask. Party cuts to health care and education.

The Saskatchewan Party's 2020 platform focuses largely on the Saskatchewan Party’s record since coming to power in 2007, as opposed to new promises. Those promises, comparatively speaking, are relatively few compared to elections past. The Sask.

Development delays for a mobile phone app geared to land owners is causing a legislative delay for a controversial Saskatchewan law regulating how people can access farmers’ privately-owned lands.

VISCOUNT — The Horizon School Division is reporting they have been made aware of a COVID-19 diagnosis in an individual at Viscount Central School on Oct. 23.

MELFORT — It was a bittersweet for the Melfort city council as they wrapped up the final meeting of the 2016-20 council term. There were well wishes and thank yous all around as the Oct.