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New Horizons met on Tuesday, Oct. 27, for their third game of the season. Results were Kjargaard over Payne, Krismer over Scott, O'Hare over Rogers, Kachmarski over Horrell, Munn over Hall and Belyk and Dudek tied. The next game will be Friday, Nov.

An art installation honouring the lives of missing and murdered indigenous women of Canada and the United States is due to be exhibited at North Battleford's Chapel Gallery from Jan. 15 to Feb. 7.

It’s an important part of history that is coming to light. And now, it is being taught in schools. The Greater Saskatoon Catholic School District and St. Dominic School held their first Truth and Reconciliation ceremony on Oct.

Preparing Canadian newcomers can be very important, especially for those who have not seen snow yet. “It can be a trying time,” says David Mortenson with Humboldt EMS, “between driving, cold weather and trying to stay warm.

In order to celebrate Canada’s 150th birthday, Humboldt will join over 100 communities across the country to create a collection of murals for Canada 150 Mosaic with Sturgeon County, AB artist Lewis Lavoie.

The fourth annual Gallery of Fall Fashion Show not only brought a donation into the Humboldt Gallery but also brought people into the space.

They will not be voting for another 6 years, but Humboldt Public School teacher Jackie Bay says her students are ready for it. They participated in a mock vote on Oct. 14 before the federal election took place.

Verona Thibault is excited for what this years Saskatchewan Economic Development Association (SEDA) conference is bringing to Humboldt on Nov. 2-4. The theme for this conference is building economic resilence.

It’s a sad reality. People of all ages are still texting and driving. The Students Against Drunk Driving HCI chapter wanted to curve that behavior in their fellow students with an awareness week for National Teen Driving Safety Week, Oct. 19-25.

The Battlefords Quarter Horse Club is partnering with the Battlefords Humane Society for its annual parade this year. Called Hooves ‘n Paws Halloween Parade, the event will be raising funds for the Shelter Us Building Fund.