Humboldt Journal

When it comes to Humboldt events, everybody has their own set of expectations. Some people want it to be bigger and better, more exciting, have more variety, more food, more drinks, etc. Take for example the annual Summer Sizzler.

I’ve talked a lot in this space about people who get mocked or harassed online, and usually it ends with the victim being doxxed (having personal information posted and then being spammed with texts/calls/tweets), fired, or at worst, threatened.

There seems to be a lot of confusion these days about what cloud storage is and what it’s capable of, especially since its use has become so widespread.

The ministries of agriculture and environment have jointly announced June 14-20 as Native Prairie Appreciation Week in Saskatchewan.

The federal and provincial governments unveiled a new initiative to improve the response to livestock emergencies in the province earlier this month.

Just a couple of weeks ago, a topic of increasing concern was brought up during a community council meeting: school bus transportation. As the City of Humboldt grows, so does the need for inner city transportation for students.

Imagine being able to custom design and print living tissue like skin or organs or being able to create a building with the simple click of a button.

It seems like the Humboldt & District Gallery has racked up another award, as it is now the proud recipient of one of three Architectural Heritage Awards, which is bestowed by the Lieutenant Governor of Saskatchewan.

After all its fundraising efforts, the Humboldt Public School (HPS) playground committee is finally ready to begin the first two phases of construction.

June is Brain Injury Awareness Month and the Saskatchewan Brain Injury Association is trying to warn people that a conk to the noggin can be more dangerous than it seems.