Humboldt Journal

EAST CENTRAL — Striking refinery workers are demonstrating in Stenen, Pontrilas, Porcupine Plain, Meacham and Southey to get their message out to rural populations. “It’s about getting our message out there, and that we’re still locked out.

TISDALE — With the reopening of non-essential businesses, many businesses find themselves readapting to operating under the pandemic.

NIPAWIN — To meet expectations of a survey done for the residents of the Coventry Crescent subdivision, the subdivision is being rezoned into light- and moderate-density residential lots Jeff Hrynkiw, Nipawin’s development officer, said a survey was

HUMBOLDT — The City of Humboldt is looking forward to new infrastructure funding thanks to a recent government announcement.

Forecasts are predicting a harsher than average fire season for Saskatchewan this year, as the province begins to reopen amid the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic.

LANIGAN — The emergency department at the Lanigan Hospital, along with 11 others, will reopen to the public.

HUMBOLDT — After a presentation from a resident, council is having a closer look at allowing backyard chickens.

HUMBOLDT — The Humboldt District Hospital Foundation (HDHF) has received a $65,000 boost from BHP that will go toward the purchase of a chemistry analyzer.

HUMBOLDT — Local disability service industry organizations are taking time to celebrate this week with the provincial government’s Disability Service Professionals Week proclamation.

NIPAWIN — L.P. Miller staff are busy getting ready to send their 78 graduates out into the world as they prepare their virtual graduation ceremony. A video presentation will be made available on June 29 at 3 p.m.