Humboldt Journal

Throughout the “season” of thanksgiving some of us have been trying to remember to say “I’m grateful,” when answering the question, “How are you?” Most people respond to that query with a quick, “Good. Fine.

HUMBOLDT — Buying a mushroom mozzarella combo at A&W will help provide a meal to a youth in need in both Humboldt and around the world.

MELFORT — Kevin Tetz, the co-owner of Inspired Vapor Company in Melfort, said he’s supportive of some of Saskatchewan’s new legislation on vaping.

HUMBOLDT — Humboldt’s concentration of lead is well below the maximum acceptable level, but there are concerns about older homes that still use lead pipes to draw from the city’s system.

EAST CENTRAL — Beginning in April 2020, the Saskatchewan Liquor and Gaming Authority will accept applications for cannabis retail permits in Saskatchewan communities with populations less than 2,500.

MELFORT — Those wanting to start a liquor retail store in Melfort have the chance to bid for a permit – online. For the first time, the provincial government is auctioning off a number of liquor permits online through McDougall Auctioneers.

HUMBOLDT — The Humboldt landfill will be converted into a transfer station, changing the type of refuse accepted at the location. As of Tuesday, Nov.

HUMBOLDT — While Jackson Bohan plays defence for the Humboldt Broncos, he is also a key contributor to the team’s offensive success. The 18-year-old Cranbrook, B.C. product had 12 points, with a goal, in 18 games, as of Sunday.

After receiving surgery to receive an epidural simulator in his spine, former Bronco Ryan Straschnitzki's family posted a video on Twitter of him learning to control his legs. The experimental procedure was performed in Thailand on Nov. 4.

NIPAWIN — Nipawin council has passed third reading on a bylaw combining the minimum standards and nuisance abatement bylaw. According to Barry Elliott, Nipawin’s administrator, the town combined them to make “more sense” and be easier to manage.