Blaine Weyland

The Humboldt Collegiate Institute (HCI) Mohawks (2-2) got back to .500 on the season after a 38-3 win in Kindersley on Friday. With the victory, the Mohawks moved back into a second-place tie with John Paul II (North Battleford) in the conference. This week, the Mohawks will have a chance to redeem a home field loss to the Delisle Rebels, as HCI will travel to Delisle on Friday.  

There will be a change in the mayor’s seat in Humboldt. 

Michael Behiel has announced that he will not be seeking another term as mayor.  

Behiel released the following statement.  

It’s a quiet weekend for the Humboldt Broncos with one game on the schedule, as they host the Yorkton Terriers at the Elgar Petersen Arena on Friday night.  

The Broncos walked away from the opening weekend of the regular season after a pair of victories against the Notre Dame Hounds.  

Boris Kofman led Humboldt with three-point efforts in both contests and leads the Broncos in scoring after the opening weekend (1G-5A). 

The Saskatchewan Roughriders will have a chance to put some separation in their chase for a playoff spot in the Canadian Football League’s (CFL) Western Division when they host the Ottawa Redblacks on Saturday afternoon. 

Heading into this week’s action, the Riders lead the Edmonton Elks by three points for third spot in the division after they snapped their seven-game winless streak in Calgary last week.  

Week 4 of high school football action will happen on Friday.  

The HCI Mohawks (1-2) will head to Kindersley (0-3) to meet the Kobras. The Mohawks are looking to bounce back into the win column after a pair of losses. The two teams met at Glenn Hall Park on September 6, with the Mohawks prevailing 51-12. 

Saskatchewan's first Integrated Youth Services Site opened its doors in Humboldt this afternoon inside of Partners Family Services 

HOMEBASE will now allow young people aged 12 to 25 along with their caregivers to have access to resources, services and support at one location. They will have access to mental health and addictions services, physical health services, peer supports, education, employment and training supports. cultural and traditional supports. and social and community supports. 

The Humboldt Collegiate Institute (HCI) Mohawks are experiencing the tough grind of the football season. 

Last week, the Mohawks fell to 1-2 on the season with a spirited 56-42 loss to the Delisle Rebels, who moved to 3-0 on the year.  

Despite the loss, Mohawks head coach Eric Anderson felt there were a lot of positives for his team despite the defeat.  

Plans to recognize the history of agricultural and manufacturing in our region have been given the green light from Humboldt city council. 

At Monday's meeting, City Council approved a report from the Public Art Committee and the Museum that would see a sculpture of a horse created using metal pieces from manufacturing companies within the area. 

The sculpture would be stationed near PAMI who is partnering on the project and will be celebrating their 50th anniversary in 2025. 

It's the first week of fall, but it's going to feel a lot like summer this week. 

Temperature highs are expected to reach the high 20's over the next few days. 

 Environment Canada Meteorologist Terri Lang explains that we will experience a warmup after a couple of cooler days.  

The Humboldt Collegiate Institute (HCI) football team went toe to toe with the Delisle Rebels on Friday night, but a late 14-point surge from the Rebels in the final 2:30 was the difference, as the Rebels defeated the Mohawks 56-42 in a game that was played under the lights at Glenn Hall Park.  

The Rebels opened the scoring with a touchdown run by running back Luke Gessell.