Local News

The Council Remuneration Task Force - consisting of Dean Hergott, Sid Helmkay and Phil Griffeth - presented their report to Humboldt City Council during a regular council meeting on November 14.

WPD Ambulance Elves are once again spearheading a campaign to cram ambulances full of toys.

After only two months in the Intensive French program, Grade 6 students at Humboldt Public School (HPS) were given a positive report by their teacher for their efforts to learn a second language.

Although it may seem like a lot of snow is not being removed from Humboldt's streets, rumors of the City of Humboldt not budgeting for snow removal are greatly exaggerated.

Saskatchewan Roughriders receivers Weston Dressler and Chris Getzlaf made an appearance to Maymont Central School Nov. 17. Both players made presentations to the students about striving to do their best in school.

At the annual meeting of the Council of Battleford Realtors (CBR), Brian Maunula was nominated and elected as the chairperson for the upcoming year. The Council of Battleford Realtors elects a new chair on an annual basis.

A liaison worker will be able to provide better support to Thunderchild First Nation members, thanks to a new partnership between Prairie North Health Region and Thunderchild First Nation.

The Empty Stocking Fund Christmas campaign is now in full swing, on the heels of last week's successful Beef on a Bun fundraiser event at Third Avenue United Church.

The students and staff of Marsden Jubilee School raised $824.31 with their annual Terry Fox barbecue and walk, thanks to great support by both parents and community members. The Marsden Co-op and the Marsden Credit Union hosted a delicious lunch Oct.

Dumpster fires continue to be a nuisance for North Battleford Fire and Emergency Services.