Humboldt Journal

HUMBOLDT, BRUNO — Humboldt RCMP are asking for help with three cases of vandalism to vehicles. In the overnight hours of July 22, between 11 p.m. and the next morning, a golf cart was stolen from the 600 block of 11th Street in Humboldt.

TISDALE — A 31-year-old Tisdale man has been charged after Tisdale RCMP responded to a complaint about a person pointing a firearm at neighbours during an argument.

Canada’s children have been hit hard by the COVID-19 pandemic and should be prioritized in the country’s recovery efforts, a new report says.

EAST CENTRAL — Searching the Airbnb map for local stops, there are not a lot of options for east central Saskatchewan, especially compared to Saskatoon or Regina.

TISDALE — Hopeful young hockey players from across the province congregated at the Tisdale RECplex, for a shot at getting to play with the Trojans in their annual Tisdale Trojans camp.

The Canadian Federation of Independent Business (CFIB) has found in a survey that one in seven small businesses in Canada are at risk of closing – in addition to the businesses that have already closed – due to the impacts of COVID-19.

In his book, A Confession, Leo Tolstoy relates how as a boy he possessed a great drive to goodness. Unfortunately, this was erased in his adult life due to his ambition to get ahead.

While new statistics show COVID-19 has reduced Canadians’ credit use and therefore lowered delinquencies and insolvencies, industry analysts say credit use could spike again as soon as later this year.

The Calgary-based air carrier announced Friday that starting Sept. 1 the airline will begin a “zero-tolerance” policy on mask-wearing onboard its flights, with passengers who don’t comply facing penalties such as the one-year ban.

A new rare earth processing facility in Saskatoon could be the start of a new supply chain that takes advantage of Saskatchewan's mineral wealth. On Aug. 27, the Government of Saskatchewan announced $31 million in funding for the facility.