Humboldt

Canada's supply managed sector is breathing a sigh of relief with the passage of Bill C-202 which protects it from any further concessions in future trade talks.

An identical bill died on the order paper in the last session but this time moved quickly through Parliament and the Senate, before receiving Royal Assent last week.

The Dairy Farmers of Canada, Chicken Farmers of Canada, Egg Farmers of Canada, Turkey Farmers of Canada, and the Canadian Hatching Egg Producers issued a joint statement supporting the legislation. 

Update 3:30 pm

Meadow Severight-Asapace has been located safe

Punnichy RCMP are attempting to find a missing 14-year-old girl.  

On June 19, they received a report that Meadow Severight-Asapace was missing and was last seen on the George Gordon First Nation.  

It came down to the wire on Friday between the Saskatchewan Roughriders and the Toronto Argonauts. Fortunately for the green and white, they were the last ones to possess the football 

Mario Alford returned a 99-yard kickoff for a touchdown with eight seconds remaining to give the Roughriders a 39-32 victory in Toronto.  

Clouds threatened St. Gregor on Saturday morning, but the elements held off long enough to see bikers take to the road and racers pile into waiting vehicles. Rain or no rain, the St. Gregor Shake Rattle and Roll, and its accompanying Shake Rattle and Race got into full swing Saturday morning to raise funds for Parkinson’s Disease Reseach and for the St. Gregor Community Hall Fund.  

Short Line Railways have received a significant increase in funding for rail maintenance on the 2,123 kilometres of track they operate in Saskatchewan.

Highways Minister David Marit says up to $1 million dollars is available from the Province for the 13 short lines through the 50-50 cost shared Short Line Rail Improvement Program (SRIP), which brings the total rail infrastructure investment up to $2 million for this year.

After years of planning, uncertainty, and perseverance, the Muenster Cooperative Childcare Centre has officially broken ground on its new facility, marking a significant milestone for the town and surrounding region. 

“It’s definitely been a long haul,” said Kassidy Rueve, interim vice-president of the daycare board. “But with our community support, we’ve finally broken ground. So, it’s very exciting.” 

Debbie Doreen Jestin (née Mamer)
February 28, 1958 - June 18, 2025

The rain held off the majority of the evening, and the temperatures were mild enough to enjoy another incredible night of music on Watson’s Main Street for its annual Streetfest.  

It was a homecoming of sorts for both sets of entertainers. Among the Barrelmen’s rotating frontmen was Craig Wilson, a former teacher in Watson for a few years who renewed acquaintances with former students and colleagues.  

Bolt FM is bringing the sizzle this summer with a new contest that’s udderly delicious!

It’s Moo for Meat! Your chance to score a couple hundred bucks worth of top-quality meat from Humboldt Sobeys and Drake Meats, just in time for your weekend BBQs. Think juicy burgers, sizzling sausages, and all the summer grilling essentials.

Here’s how it works:

When you hear the Moo on 107.5 Bolt FM, text the word “MEAT” to the Humboldt Sobeys Talk & Text Line at 306-682-0107.

All rainfall and severe thunderstorm warnings have come to an end Sunday morning in Saskatchewan. In terms of rainfall amount from Saturday, unofficial amounts as provided by weatherstats.ca indicates Biggar saw 56.3 millimetres of rain, Lucky Lake at 50.2 millimetres, while Kindersley, which was also under a rainfal warning recorded 32.5 millimetres as of 6 a.m. Sunday morning. Saskatoon saw 26.3 millimetres with amounts tapering off as you go eastward like Watrous with 10.6 and Humboldt at 10 millimetres. Regina saw 21.