Humboldt Journal

Métis fiddler Tristen Durocher is walking from La Ronge to Regina to protest the government’s refusal to pass a suicide prevention bill.

Depression is one of the most common mood disorders that affects millions of people all over the world. It has no cultural, social or economic barriers.

Saskatchewan's Chief Medical Health Officer Dr. Saqib Shahab sent out a warning to the Prince Albert area during the province's COVID-19 press availability on Friday.

It’s a small bullet point in a list of ten items from a March 25 provincial order in council, but the regulatory change will make a big difference for Bobbie Cherepuschak, an avid hunter who was born with spina bifida.

Saskatchewan residents will have the opportunity to view a magnificent full Buck Moon this July in addition to a lunar eclipse.

TISDALE — North East Outreach and Support Services (NEOSS) is holding a live outdoor concert in Tisdale, where attendees will listen to the music in their vehicles.

BRUNO — The COVID-19 pandemic has taken a lot away from Bruno Central School’s graduating class of 2020, but has also given opportunities to learn so much, said the class’ valedictorian.

The worst flooding since the 1970s has hit Highway 165 in the province’s north.

CARROT RIVER — Construction is expected to start this summer for a new locker room for the Carrot River Outback Thunder at the Carrot River community centre rink.

HUMBOLDT — A process to replace the Humboldt Fire Department’s oldest fire truck has begun. At its June 22 meeting, council voted in favour of drawing up the final specifications for a new fire truck and then sending it out for tender.