Humboldt

A high-quality dust control product will be applied in areas of the City on Tuesday and Wednesday

To reduce the tracking of the product, the City of Humboldt is planning road closures on several roadways. 

Planned Closures:

12th Avenue from Lane west of 21st Street to Peck Road
102nd Street from 8th Avenue to 4th Avenue (6th Avenue through 102nd St will remain open)
Sask Avenue from Main Street to 3rd Street
101st Street from 4th Avenue to 2nd Avenue

Murray Schemenauer
May 23, 1951 - June 4, 2025

It is with great sadness that the family of Murray Edwin Schemenauer 74 years of Humboldt, announce his passing on Wednesday, June 4, 2025 at Humboldt District Hospital surrounded by his loving family.

Murray was born on May 23, 1951 to John and Adeline (nee Theis) Schemenauer at Humboldt, where he lived on the family’s farm in St James, obtaining his education at the St. James and Lake Lenore Schools.

Daniel Andrew Schmid
April 4, 1942 – June 7, 2025

Manitoba is urging tourists to reconsider visiting as it works to find shelter for a flood of wildfire evacuees now reaching 21,000.

“This is one of the largest evacuations in our province’s history,” Lisa Naylor, the Manitoba minister in charge of emergency management, said Monday.

“The government anticipates there may be a need for more hotel rooms as the wildfire season continues. For that reason, we are urging Manitobans and Canadians to reconsider non-essential travel and event plans within Manitoba."

A flag raising ceremony was held at City Hall in Humboldt on Monday afternoon to officially kick off Humboldt Pride Week. 

The festivities began on Sunday with the crosswalk painting.  

With the scorching heat and the long sunny days ahead, hockey may not be the first thing on many people's minds, but before you know it, the rink will soon be busy with hockey activity.  

The Humboldt Broncos are offering an opportunity for local minor hockey players to shake off the summer rust with the Summer Hockey School from August 25-28.  

A new feature for this year will be the Girls Only Camp.  

The ongoing wildfire situation stretches from northern Ontario right across the prairies, with the threat to homes and communities and thousands of people being evacuated.

The Assistant Vice-President of Grain for CN, David Przednowek, says they are monitoring the situation very closely as their rail lines run through the north.

CN reports they've had some delays moving grain in and out of the Port at Thunder Bay but are also doing what they can to help with the wildfires. 

The Marysburg Royals improved their record for the season to 7-1 following a pair of victories over the Saskatoon Hoppers on Sunday afternoon.  

Game 1 the Royals dominated on their way to an 11-1 victory, but Game 2 was a lot closer, as they edged out the Hoppers 4-3.  

Cole Bauml’s power hitting was on display in Game 1 as he cranked out a pair of home runs and ended the game with three hits and 5 RBIs.  

Over 100 athletes represented the HCAA at the SHSAA Provincial Track and Field championships on Friday and Saturday in Moose Jaw. 

HCAA athletes took home 18 individual medals, including 4 gold, as well as 3 team points medals and 2 relay medals 

Hailee Woodhouse of Holdfast won the Sr. Girls Aggregate medal. 

There was some good news in the provincial wildfire briefing provided by the Saskatchewan Public Safety Agency on Sunday. Bryan Chartrand Executive Director, Land Operations for the SPSA says 24 millimetres of rain was recorded in La Ronge which registered significant losses due to the “Pisew” fire.  There was 22 millimetres of rain which fell on the “Shoe” fire which is almost 500,000 hectares in size and is 11 kilometres from the Resort Village of Candle Lake.