Guided tours of Humboldt Heritage Garden on June 22
In the heart of Humboldt lies a wonderfully designed garden, tended by volunteers for the enjoyment of all. The Humboldt and District Heritage Garden will be hosting tours on Saturday, June 22 for people to familiarize themselves with the history of the garden and some of the plants that live there.
Local arenas benefit from this year's Community Rink Affordability Grants
Most Saskatchewan rinks are quiet in the warm days of summer, locked up but for local celebrations and events on the odd occasion. During the summer months, that’s when maintenance is often undertaken for the upcoming winter months. An important piece of helping with those repairs and operating costs has always been the Community Rink Affordability Grants from the province.
This year 585 skating and curling ice surfaces across the province received funding through the grant program.
SPONSORED: Anchor of Hope: With You Wherever You Go
Have you ever met someone who always seems so positive despite the many difficulties they are experiencing? Most of my life I have struggled with anxiety and depression, so I have always wondered how a person can emanate joy even during difficult times. Since coming to Christ last year and delving into God’s word, I am starting to understand from where that joy comes.
Bolt Brain Buster - June 17 2024
Bolt Brain Buster:
In physics, this is the term for the amount of matter in an object.
Text your answers to the Humboldt Sobeys Talk and Text line 306-682-0107
The answer is mass.
Dolly Blackport
Katherine “Dolly” May Blackport
September 27, 1925 – June 13, 2024
Moose Jaw Wakamow MLA pleads not guilty to assault charges
Moose Jaw Wakamow MLA Greg Lawrence has pleaded not guilty to a pair of assault charges during Moose Jaw Provincial Court on Wednesday.
Defence lawyer Estes Fonkalsrud appeared in court on Lawrence's behalf to enter the pleas. Fonkalsrud told the court they would be looking for a full day for the trial.
Judge David Chow said, that before court dates can be canvassed, further discussions would need to happen with the court manager about bringing in an out-of-town relief judge. Provincial Crown Prosecutor Rob Parker confirmed that he could stay on the file.
SaskTel announces new "Innovation Lab" to help spur 5G technology
SaskTel has announced that they are partnering with a company and a provincial organization in order to better educate Saskatchewan on 5G innovation.
The SaskTel 5G Innovation Lab is being produced with the help of Samsung Canada and Innovation Saskatchewan.
Enhancing rural health: Saskatchewan to add 27 permanent nurse practitioners
The Government of Saskatchewan announced today that 27 new permanent nurse practitioner (NP) positions are now available, with applications being accepted until June 10, 2024.
The provincial government allocated $4.5 million in this year's budget for these positions to increase access to primary care in underserved areas.
The Ministry of Health collaborated with the Saskatchewan Health Authority and the Saskatchewan Association of Nurse Practitioners (SANP) to prioritize 25 communities that require additional NP services, including Lanigan and Kelvington.
SaskTel reaches halfway point for province-wide 5G rollout
SaskTel has announced that they have hit the halfway point on their 5G network rollout program.
That's been expanding the reach of 5G services through the more rural areas of the province, including to rural villages and highways here in the southeast.
Pilot project launched for Regional Emergency Mangement Operation in Humboldt
Steps have been made towards a Regional Emergency Mangement Operation in Humboldt and the surrounding area.
The discussion has been ongoing for several years, with interest being expressed along with communities and rural municipalities in the area.
This led to a successful application for a TSS grant to hire a consultant to help develop an emergency plan for the region.