Humboldt Journal

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MELFORT — The election bylaw for the upcoming Nov. 9 election has been finalized by the City of Melfort. Protocol and procedure are outlined in Bylaw No.

EAST CENTRAL — With the start date of the Saskatchewan Junior Hockey League 2020-21 season in question due to COVID-19, the Humboldt, Melfort and Nipawin are getting ready for whatever the future may hold.

After announcing over the weekend on Facebook that the return to school would be delay, Premier Scott Moe gave more details why. The school year is to start Sept. 8, half a week to a week later than schools had initially planned.

HUMBOLDT — An assault charge was dropped for Humboldt Broncos Assistant Coach Curtis Toneff. Crown prosecutors called for a stay in proceedings at Humboldt Provincial Court on Aug. 17.

HUMBOLDT — Humboldt Pride week has wrapped up, with video views on their virtual events outnumbering attendees in past years.

HUMBOLDT — Approximately $200 dollars of merchandise was stolen after a storage building in Humboldt was broken into. The building is located within the 1200 block of Fifth Avenue, between 12th and 13th Streets.

CARROT RIVER — Carrot River residents will be able to vote by mail-in ballots during the upcoming municipal election to decide the town’s future councilors and mayor.

NIPAWIN — Fundraising will soon begin on the new helipad for the Town of Nipawin. Rennie Harper, Nipawin’s mayor, announced at the Aug.

HUDSON BAY — Work is continuing to bring the Hudson Bay landfill up to the provincial Ministry of Environment standards.