Humboldt Journal

Prime Minister Justin Trudeau says the federal government in monitoring the security of Canada’s food supply chain amid concerns the country is facing a meat shortage.

EAST CENTRAL — School divisions across the province have launched a campaign encouraging students to continue their education.

Rest of the province is expected to start Phase I on Monday, May 4

Scientists at a underground science laboratory in Ontario, SNOLAB , have partnered with international peers to design software for an alternative to the standard mechanical ventilator.

TISDALE— The Tisdale RCMP have responded to 11 COVID-19 related calls over April. These include both complaints about gatherings over 10 people, as well as complaints about people not quarantining after travelling outside of the country. Cpl.

HUMBOLDT — Maintenance service levels for city streets, buildings, underground infrastructure and parks will remain the same.

EAST CENTRAL— The North East SPCA (NESPCA) is using the closure of Sarcan as an opportunity to take unwanted bottles and save them until the recycling depots reopen.

HUMBOLDT — Having gotten the go-ahead to reopen to the public by the province’s reopening plan, the Humboldt Golf Club is preparing for the new season. Phase I of the plan allows golf courses to resume operations on May 15 with some restrictions.

There’s more demand for hand sanitizer than ever due to the COVID-19 pandemic and the need to stop germs from spreading.

The Saskatchewan government announced its plan to reopen the province on Thursday. After the news broke, the mood in northern Saskatchewan was one of relief; the pandemic, it seemed, was drawing to a close.