Humboldt Journal

A new public art installation honouring Humboldt’s farming and manufacturing history will be unveiled June 26.

The Town of Creighton will lift its mandatory evacuation order at 6 a.m. on Sunday, June 22, but warns residents to expect limited services.

The heliport allows STARS helicopters to land directly in town, reducing critical patient transport times.

Explore the Original Humboldt site June 23, 2:30–5 p.m., and view a new sculpture while learning about local Métis, First Nations and settler history.

On June 18, the Melfort RCMP received a report of a break and enter that occurred to a seasonal cabin in the RM of Kinistino.

After losing everything in a fire, the Archerwill Fire Department is giving back—donating a truck to help another town in need.

Public is invited to celebrate National Indigenous Peoples Day in Humboldt with a free dot art activity.

Tisdale marks National Indigenous Peoples Day on June 20 with music, dance, cultural displays, and a free BBQ at the Tisdale Museum.

The Sask. Riders were definitely not perfect on June 14 but they played better than Hamilton, winning 28-23.

Humboldt opens the Jacob Leicht Memorial Outdoor Rink and Courts, offering year-round recreation and honouring the legacy of a beloved local athlete.