Humboldt Journal

If you are alive, you may have noticed in the last couple of weeks that everyone is talking about Caitlyn Jenner. Formerly Bruce Jenner, she revealed her new feminine look on the cover of Vanity Fair.

After almost six years of testimonies, research, and information gathering, the Truth and Reconciliation Commission finally released a 400-page summary of an upcoming report that evaluates the impact of residential schools on First Nations people.

We Day is an empowering event put on by Free the Children to motivate students to support local and global initiatives. In order to attend the event, students have to earn their way by raising money through fundraising initiatives.

If you’ve been spending time downtown, you may have noticed the new black and white street signs, which is a new initiative of the Downtown Business Improvement District (BID).

In just one week, the Summer Sizzler will be upon us and bring with it four days of food, amusement rides, cabaret performances, and more.

This month’s SGI traffic spotlight is about the restrictions outlined in the Graduated Driver’s Licensing (GDL) and the Motorcycle Graduated Driver’s License (MGDL) programs.

In 1978, Scott Love was born prematurely with a weight of 1.8 ounces. He was in the intensive care unit (ICU) for three months, during which time he was exposed to high levels of oxygen that caused a deterioration of his retinas.

With tourism week taking place May 31 to June 6, Tourism Saskatchewan wants to raise awareness about the sights that Saskatchewan has to offer and the contributions tourism staff make to the province as well.

Arash Alidousti, 26, Michaela Beck, 27, were arraigned in court in Humboldt on June 8 for their illegal marijuana growing operation in Bruno.

On June 6, women of varying levels of experience made merry and played golf out on Humboldt’s Golf Course during the Big Brothers Big Sisters (BBBS) Diva for a Day golf tournament.