Humboldt

Some team ups were just meant to be, and such was the case on Friday night in Watson as legendary Canadian songster Tim Hus teamed up with leadoff man Jolie Blue in an unforgettable evening of purely Canada stories and songs.  

Bolt Brain Buster:

Artifacts at the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame include this singer's sequined glove.

Text your answers to the Humboldt Sobeys Talk and Text line 306-682-0107

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Answer: Michael Jackson 

It’s summertime, with all the popular outdoor activities that come along with it, and the Saskatchewan Brain Injury Association (SBIA) advises wearing a helmet during any activity with potential for a hard bump to the head (or worse). 

“We always talk about prevention, and summer is the time when people are at the highest risk of getting a brain injury,” said Glenda James of Moose Jaw, the SBIA’s executive director.  

The Nature Conservancy of Canada (NCC) continues to make strides in safeguarding critical natural areas in the province. The delicate ecosystem in the Cypress Uplands, a region in southwestern Saskatchewan in the eastern portion of the Cypress Hills, has received a boost from the non-profit conservation group.  

Two properties, amounting to 389 hectares in the RM of Arlington, have now fallen under conservation protection.  

Richard Ireland's eyes well up with tears as he gazes in silence towards his home and sees memories of a lifetime burnt to ashes.

The mayor of Jasper then leans over what remains of the small, cosy home he grew up in — a piece of a concrete wall — and says all he can think about is a framed photograph that was taken after his family moved in when he was two years old, lost somewhere in the rubble.

Before you dive in, make sure the water is safe. Saskatchewan's ‘Healthy Beaches’ program is now live, offering up-to-date water quality reports for some of your favorite swimming spots across the province. 

A moose hunting video posted on social media led to fines and hunting suspensions for two Saskatchewan men.

One-third of all structures in the townsite of Jasper are gone, burned to the ground in this week’s wildfire, officials confirmed Friday.

Premier Danielle Smith said there are 1,113 structures in the picturesque Rocky Mountain resort community.

She said Wednesday night’s wildfire destroyed 358 of them and damaged seven more.

The structures were homes and businesses. Much of the damage was contained to the west side of town.

Smith said critical infrastructure, including schools, hospitals, and water treatment services, remain intact.

It’s been a busy end to the season for the Humboldt Hammerheads.  

18 swimmers participated in the swim meet in Biggar on July 13, with three swimmers medaling in their respective age groups.  

9&10 Girls Bronze - Aubrey Haeusler  

15-17 Girls - Gold - Aidra Angelstad  

18&O Boys - Silver - Keniel Reich