Humboldt

Financial support for wildfire evacuees in Saskatchewan is flowing in for the Saskatchewan Day of Caring radiothon.

The Canadian Red Cross reported at 11:50 a.m. that they have collected $222,879.50 in donations from the radiothon to aid those impacted by the wildfires across the province. This total includes a $100,000 matching sponsor from Nutrien Ag and a $25,000 donation from Saskatoon Co-op.

The federal government is matching all donations from the radiothon, but this is not included in the total raised.

Physiological Leaf Spot is suspected in a number of winter wheat fields in Southern Alberta.

Physiological leaf spot (PLS) appears as round or oval lesions that may be yellow or bleached white to gray in color. Lesions may also have a dark center with a narrow chlorotic (yellow) halos and tend to be more numerous toward the tip of the leaf blade. PLS lesions are often found in the upper canopy, and missing or rare on lower leaves.

Three Factors Favoring Physiological Leaf Spot (PLS):

The Canadian citizen believed to be on an Air India flight that crashed shortly after takeoff is a dentist from Mississauga, Ont., her family has confirmed.

The husband of Nirali Sureshkumar Patel said she was on board the London-bound flight that crashed Thursday, killing at least 240 people.

Patel's dental clinic referred The Canadian Press to the husband, who said that he was in the process of booking travel to India for himself and the couple's one-year-old child.

The East Central 15U AAA Dodgers emerged victorious Wednesday night with a 4-1 win over the Saskatoon Brewers. 

Everitt Solar had a big night at the plate and on the mound. He had a pair of hits and drove in one run. He also tossed a complete game, allowing two hits, an unearned run, seven strikeouts, and picked up the win. 

History, artistry and the natural world combine at the Original Humboldt site with the latest upcoming event. 

“Original Humboldt is 80 acres of grass trails that lead through the natural landscape to sculptures and storyboards that share the history of First Nations, Métis and settler people in this region,” says City of Humboldt Cultural Services Director Jennifer Fitzpatrick. 

The Humboldt and District Chamber will host a Lunch and Learn event on Wednesday, June 18 from 11:30 am to 1 pm at the Chamber Office, 805 8th Avenue in Humboldt. The discussion will revolve around Human Rights for Employers.  

The session is designed to provide essential information for businesses and employers about human rights in the workplace.  

Topics will include: 

• How to accommodate employees 

In Loving Memory of
Rob Bowman

Age: 
44 Years

Of:
Lloydminster, SK 
& 
Formerly of Lanigan

Passed Away:
Saturday, May 10, 2025

A Private Service Will Be Held

This notice placed courtesy of
Malinoski & Danyluik Funeral Home & Crematorium
Phone: 682-1622

Streetfest in Watson is always a huge musical treat for those in the area, and organizers have come up with another all-Saskatchewan party pairing that’s sure to make the evening a hit. 

Brock Andrews is a familiar face in the Watson area. He’s performed in communities in the east central region, and with his spouse hailing from Englefeld, he’s certainly no stranger to this neck of the woods. Andrews takes the stage on Friday, June 20, along with the Barrelmen, in downtown Watson. 

U.S. president Trump has attacked the sustainability movement, but a major pulse player urges investors to stick with the industry

A Canadian food industry executive is telling pulse companies to stick with their sustainability messaging despite attempts by powerful people to undermine the movement.

Murad Al-Katib, president of AGT Food and Ingredients, said U.S. president Donald Trump has been very vocal about his disdain for the green movement.

On the heels of its Student Agriculture Day on Tuesday, the Horizon School Division gave students a chance to see the many possibilities of career in mining with their Student Mining Day at the Uniplex on Wednesday.  

Over 500 Grade 11 students from 27 different schools in the Horizon School Division spent the day learning about the impact mining has not only around our region, but also from a global perspective.