Local News

EAST CENTRAL — Extracurricular school sports in the Horizon School Division have been paused until at least the beginning of January. The pause began Nov. 16. More information and updates will be shared following the Christmas break.

Between Oct. 1 and Nov. 15, both Saskatchewan and Manitoba’s 7-day average count of new COVID-19 cases has been growing at similar exponential rates, with doubling of the numbers occurring on semi-regular intervals.

There are 181 new cases of COVID-19 to report in Saskatchewan on November 16, 2020, bringing the provincial total to date to 5,182 cases.

If you see smoke in the vicinity of the Waste Management Facility in the next few days there is no cause for alarm. The city has issued a news release stating they have begun a controlled burn of the clean woodpile at the facility starting today.

Fresh off a new election win, and with a strong mandate, Premier Scott Moe announced on Nov. 16. that the first session of the new Legislative Assembly will begin on Monday, Nov. 30.

CARROT RIVER — Carrot River residents are being warned by the town about a danger to letting their pets outdoors, after a lynx was spotted in the area.

HUMBOLDT — New masking requirements are coming at a time where Humboldt’s retail community is preparing for Moonlight Madness and Black Friday. At this point, those events will continue. As of Nov.

“This is a long shot. I’m looking for the family of the original owner of this Bible,” says Sheryl Perrin-Wilson in a Facebook post. She says that her father-in-law gave her the Bible a long while ago.

A group of like-minded artists—both professional and amateur— connect for two-hours, twice-a-month in a Zoom session to learn about traditional and contemporary beadwork.

On Nov. 14, at approximately 6:45 p.m., Wakaw RCMP received a report of several disturbances that occurred on the One Arrow First Nation.