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The Reid-Thompson public library has received a donation from the Humboldt co-op. Totaling $3,500 to put towards the summer reading program.  

Saskatchewan has introduced new legislation designed to strengthen its immigration systems and protect newcomers and their employers. The new Immigration Services Act replaces the Foreign Worker Recruitment and Immigration Services Act, bringing all authorities related to immigration in Saskatchewan under one piece of legislation.   

Humboldt Lanigan RCMP detachment is seeking the public's help in solving a trio of area crimes. 

On the morning of March 21, a local hardware store in Humboldt was the victim of shoplifting. A photo of a person of interest is below.

Over the nights of March 22 to 24th, a public building was damaged and money was stolen in Lake Lenore.

Finally, over the night of March 27 to 28, a public building in St. Gregor was broken into, and stereo equipment and a projector were stolen.

Communities of Humboldt and surrounding areas join with the province, country and the international community to mark the 6th anniversary of the Humboldt Broncos Bus Tragedy.

At the March meeting of City Council, Mayor Michael Behiel signed a pair of proclamations honouring the legacy of the 2017-2018 Humboldt Broncos.  

The proclamations acknowledged the tragic bus accident that resulted in the heartbreaking loss of 16 people and the everlasting impact on 13 survivors, families and the community.  

The Hospital Home Lottery, supporting the efforts of Saskatoon’s three hospitals, is in the books, and a huge shout out goes to all this year’s winners.  

Winner of the $2 million Grand Prize Showhome, built by Fraser Homes in Edgemont Park Estates, along with $50,000 cash is Jamie Stow of Martensville.  

The 50/50 Add-On Cash Prize winner was Marguerite Wapple of Biggar, who took home a prize of $597,150.  

The City of Humboldt advises motorists of a road closure happening today on Main Street between 3rd and 4th avenue.

Motorists are asked to use 7th or 9th Streets as a detour route. The work is estimated to be wrapped up today, April 3.  The work is necessary to repair a watermain.

Full details are available on the City's website and media channels. The City of Humboldt thanks motorists for their cooperation. 

It’s a busy weekend coming up for local sports enthusiasts and those who chronicle the accomplishments of our home-grown heroes. The Humboldt and District Museum welcomes some recipients of this year's 2024 Sports Hall of Fame induction for a meet and greet on Saturday, April 6.  

Michael Suchan, Lyndon Rush, Brianne Theisen-Eaton and Jocelyne Moe will be on hand. Meet them, get their autographs, ask questions, and enjoy some refreshments as you check out the Museum’s latest exhibit about their extraordinary accomplishments. 

Humboldt and area stands to benefit from funding announced by the federal and provincial governments for investments in green infrastructure projects across Saskatchewan. A $45 million sum will be channeled to increasing the supply of safe drinking water, effective wastewater treatment and cleaner soils. 

A release from the government announced the funds on March 16 by Minister of Housing, Infrastructure and Communities Sean Fraser and Saskatchewan Government Relations Minister Don McMorris.   

The HCAA Archery District Championship was held in Watson on Saturday. Huge congratulations to our six individual champions and our two team champions:

Senior Boys - Logan Stockbrugger (Englefeld)

Senior Girls - Jessika Pratchler (Englefeld)

Junior Boys - Rowan Hillis (Raymore)

Junior Girls - Julianna Beer (Raymore)

Bantam Boys - Barrett Norleen (Raymore)

Bantam Girls - Cloie Cox (Raymore)

Junior/Senior Team - Englefeld

Bantam Team - Raymore

RCMP are investigating four deaths that occurred at a rural residence near Neudorf following a request to conduct a wellness check. The call came into Melville RCMP at approximately 6:05 pm on March 24.

The four adults were found deceased inside the resident. The deaths are being considered suspicious and Saskatchewan RCMP Major Crimes has taken charge of the investigation in collaboration with the Saskatchewan Coroner’s Service.

RCMP says their investigation indicates there is no immediate risk to public safety. More on this story as it unfolds.