Humboldt Journal

MELFORT — With the cancelation of the 2019-20 school year, graduates, as well as their parents and communities, are left wondering how they can celebrate their special day.

EAST CENTRAL — Municipalities will receive their share of the PST sooner than usual to help with cash flow issues brought on by the pandemic.

HUMBOLDT — The Humboldt SPCA is having more success than ever before with their bottle drive program. “I can’t believe the amount of recycling that got dropped off, and it’s still coming,” said Wanda Price, Humboldt's shelter manager.

Divorce rates are likely to rise once officials start relaxing restrictions, according to partners at a family law office. Jasmeet Wahid and Betty Gabriel, senior partners at Kahn Zack Ehrlich Lithwick LLP, in Richmond, B.C.

Leader of the Official Opposition Ryan Meili penned a letter directed at Premier Scott Moe, asking to begin negotiations around resuming legislative business, including the presentation of a full budget.

HUMBOLDT — According to Mike Kwasnica, Humboldt’s fire chief, grass fire season may be nearing an end thanks to the snowfall Humboldt received last weekend. “Things are starting to green up,” he said.

Being the victim of spousal abuse can be a terrifying experience. One may feel constantly fearful of the erratic behaviour of their spouse or isolated from their friends and family.

A cannabinoid drug that was first developed by a group of Dalhousie University researchers in Halifax to treat inflammation may be a new contender in the fight against COVID-19.

The COVID-19 crisis has exposed a digital divide across Canada that has been almost invisible to many not looking for it, says an advocate for internet access.