Humboldt Journal

MELFORT — The City of Melfort is receiving $57,000 for the project to improve the crosswalk at the corner of Brunswick School and Stovel Avenue.

HUMBOLDT — Humboldt business owners are asking for patience as their staff enforce rules designed to reduce the spread of COVID-19.

NIPAWIN — Discussion got lively at the Nipawin town council meeting this past week as councillors made a decision regarding lot prices in the Coventry subdivision.

How have you fared through the isolation period with COVID-19? While I have welcomed the reopening that our province has been strategically doing I think I spent a little too much time going between my fridge and the couch waiting for our new normal!

Over five centuries, Hutterites’ long history of seclusion, adherence to Protestantism and communal living has helped them survive constant persecution.

HUDSON BAY — COVID-19 has made event planning challenging for local towns and villages, especially around this year’s Canada Day celebrations.

HUDSON BAY — Hudson Bay’s town council has decided that ebikes will be allowed on Hudson Bay trails for the foreseeable future. This has pleased Robin Belhumeur, owner of Hudson Bay Ebike Adventure, who brought the issue to council.

HUMBOLDT — The Good Neighbour Store has started limiting donations to two bags or boxes per household at a time due to heavy donation levels. “Our miscellaneous items, we’re coping with those,” said Susan Braun, co-ordinator with the store.

Money also budgeted for Highway 5 turnoffs near Uniplex, new Uniplex boilers, Glenn Hall Park irrigation system