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HUMBOLDT — Action has been taken by the City of Humboldt to ensure it provides essential services throughout the pandemic.

Ottawa – Should Canada work with the OPEC oil cartel? And would Canada be at the table when OPEC meets Russia next week? These were some of the questions put to Prime Minister Justin Trudeau by reporters during his daily coronavirus briefing from Rid

Effective April 2, the North Battleford Waste Management Facility is no longer accepting cash payments. This is an effort to protect staff and the public by mitigating the exposure and spread of COVID-19.

As of April 3, Saskatchewan has 14 new, confirmed cases of COVID-19, bringing the provincial total to 220. Currently, there are three people in hospital in the province.

HUMBOLDT — In lieu of any gatherings, the City of Humboldt will mark the second anniversary of the Humboldt Broncos bus collision with a virtual tribute on its website. The tribute to remember the April 6, 2018 collision will be found at humboldt.

Submitted There can be no denying that COVID-19 has had a tremendous impact on global and local markets. While the true extent of the pandemic’s effects will not be known for some time, we can begin to get an idea of how markets are being affected.

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HUMBOLDT — There’s small things community members can do to help take care of their mental health as they establish a new routine in isolation, said Partners Family Services’ executive director.

Submitted Snowmelt runoff is nearing completion in much of the southern half of Saskatchewan, while the rest of province is expected to experience a below normal to normal spring runoff, according to the updated spring runoff report issued by the Wat