Humboldt Journal

HUMBOLDT — Putting her name on the Humboldt civic ballot, Carrie Ann Schemenauer-Hradecki said she wants to advocate for those in need and will bring a motherly perspective to the council table.

HUMBOLDT–WATROUS — When asked what was the most important issue facing Humboldt–Watrous, Saskatchewan Party candidate Donna Harpauer said it was dealing with the aftermath of the pandemic. “We think the No.

NIPAWIN — The Town of Nipawin is asking residents who wish to have trick-or-treaters to display a painted purple pumpkin or post up an image of a purple pumpkin on their property.

HUMBOLDT — David Rowe knows the importance of people serving their community. As a long-serving teacher and coach at Humboldt Collegiate Institute, he tried to teach that to his students and players.

HUMBOLDT — Growing up in Humboldt, Caitlin Senko said she has seen a lot of wonderful things come to the city, especially in the last few years.

It’s been six months since the world was taken by the COVID-19 global pandemic. Almost every aspect of our lives has been somehow impacted.

Grocery shopping online is convenient. A convenience farmers fear could put them out of business. A handful of grocery chains supply Canadians with food and, with online sales predicted to surge beyond the pandemic, they’re racing to adapt.

The transition away from the Government of Canada’s Canada Emergency Response Benefit (CERB) program will begin on Monday, October 5. On Oct. 2, the COVID-19 Response Measures Act (formerly Bill C-4) received Royal Assent.

HUMBOLDT — Born and raised in Humboldt, Amanda Klitch knows the benefits of having a great community. That is why she wants to run for a seat at the City of Humboldt council table.

With Donald Trump sidelined from his campaign for reelection as U.S. president due to a COVID-19 diagnosis, both major party leaders commented on how the pandemic is affecting the Saskatchewan election.