Humboldt Journal

NIPAWIN — In what Nipawin’s fire chief, David Balding, is calling a “very successful outcome”, a Nipawin home was saved from a structure fire in the late hours of the night.

MUENSTER — A break and enter at a property on Muenster’s College Street resulted in some damage and property being moved around. The crime took place Aug. 21 between 11 p.m. and 5:30 a.m. the next day.

As Saskatchewan continues to re-open and students return to the classroom in September, the “new normal” is going to look different. It may not include full competition in the vast majority of sports, both inside and outside of school.

About a third of the average number of wildfires burned in northern Saskatchewan this year, despite earlier predictions of a high-risk season.

After months of staying at home, many children have had their sleep schedules turned upside down, adding to the long list of concerns families have as schools reopen next week.

Let’s face it: the last thing parents need to fret about when sending kids back to school during these challenging times is what to pack for lunches.

HUMBOLDT — The annual Humboldt tradition of the St. Elizabeth's Ladies Auxiliary chocolate almond fundraiser isn’t cancelled because of the pandemic, but it has changed. Rather than going door-to-door like in previous years, the St.

HUMBOLDT — After a three-day training camp, the head coach of the Humboldt Broncos said he’s happy with the team that’s being created to contest the upcoming season. “All the guys came here and worked hard,” Scott Barney said.

The year 2019 saw a record low year for the number of people killed and injured in impaired driving collisions in Saskatchewan.

TISDALE — A flock of two dozen plastic flamingos may soon show up on your lawn as part of an effort to raise funds for Ronald McDonald House Saskatchewan.