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St. Peter's College has had a year filled with memorable events aimed at enhancing the student experience, supporting prospective learners, and fostering a strong sense of community. According to Jordan Keller, Student Services Officer, the year began with a series of welcoming events for both new and prospective students. 

As the year comes to a close, Humboldt is buzzing with excitement about several major projects and events that promise to bring new energy and engagement to the community in the upcoming year. From sports facilities to musical events, the city's residents have a lot to look forward to. Mayor Rob Muench covers the design in Part II of our year in review with the City of Humboldt.  

Winter made its presence felt, a new (old) face as mayor, and the return of moonlight madness highlighted November in Humboldt. Here's a look back at some of the top stories for the month.

2024 was a year of growth and progress for the city of Humboldt, marked by several major infrastructure projects, advancements in public services, and a boost to the local economy. 

Mayor Rob Muench reflected on the year’s achievements, highlighting key public works initiatives that addressed longstanding challenges and enhanced the city's amenities.  

As 2025 approaches, Canadians are prioritizing paying down debt, according to CIBC's annual Financial Priorities poll. The survey, which highlights financial trends and concerns, shows that rising costs for household goods and high interest rates remain the most pressing issues for many Canadians. 

The 2024 season for the 18U AAA East Central Red Sox was filled with highs and lows, but head coach Marty Yeager believes the team made significant strides and laid the foundation for future success. 

Election season was in full swing in October with the provincial election on Oct. 28. Here's a look at the some of the top stories in October.

The Humboldt and District Gallery launches into the new year with a tandem set of events on Saturday, January 4, centred around the work on Monique Martin.

Vicissitude Opening & Talk:

Vicissitude by Monique Martin and Alexandra Hedberg is heading to the Humboldt & District Gallery to start the New Year. This captivating art installation features thousands of silkscreened, highly realistic butterflies clustered on branches suspended from the ceiling, as well as a stunning floor piece that can be walked on in sock feet.

As 2025 approaches, Canadians are prioritizing paying down debt, according to CIBC's annual Financial Priorities poll. The survey, which highlights financial trends and concerns, shows that rising costs for household goods and high interest rates remain the most pressing issues for many Canadians. 

The Horizon School Division is celebrating a year full of achievements, community engagement, and new initiatives designed to enhance student experiences. Kevin Garinger, Director of Education, recently highlighted several key accomplishments and projects that showcase the division's commitment to providing quality education and community support.