Humboldt Journal

Precipitation in northern Saskatchewan is approaching record highs as water rises.

The federal government announced $625 million in support for the child care sector to help ensure that safe and sufficient child care spaces are available during parents’ gradual return to work.

HUMBOLDT — Keeping everyone safe at the Humboldt Aquatic Centre is going to be everyone’s responsibility.

TISDALE — Another vacant house has been destroyed by fire in Tisdale. The fire took place at 1007 106th Ave. in the early hours of July 24.

NAICAM — Garbage pick up is becoming easier for local communities as more and more across the region are switching to REACT’s curbside pick up system.

HUMBOLDT — To keep its players safe, one of the measures the Humboldt Girls Softball Association is taking is having a volunteer sanitization coach for each team.

At least 1.5 million Canadians have moved back in with their parents, according to a national survey by Finder.com.

MELFORT — Nine RCMP detachments around the province, including Melfort, are launching pilot project youth advisory committees.

RM OF PRAIRIE ROSE — Two RM of Prairie Rose residents have been charged with theft of cattle, trafficking stolen cattle and other connected charges.

The province is calling for the federal government to pay a larger share of the rapidly expanding costs to clean up a relic from the dawn of the atomic age.