Humboldt

There’s a fresh energy around the Humboldt Collegiate Institute (HCI) football program this fall as the Mohawks prepare to launch into their 2025 campaign on Thursday.

With a younger roster and a competitive mindset already in place, Head Coach Eric Anderson is confident his team is ready to make some noise this season.

“This is the best attendance we’ve had at practice in a while,” said Anderson. “Everyone’s been showing up. No one’s missing. That’s a great sign early on.”

Scammers are at it again when it comes to using likenesses of political figures to endorse product investments that are unregistered. This time, the scam involves Prime Minister Mark Carney and Alberta Premier Danielle Smith. 

The service in question is an online investment platform called AllRealGroup, which also goes by the name of AllReal Investments Pty Ltd, according to the Financial and Consumer Affairs Authority of Saskatchewan (FCAA).  

It looks like India is thinking about implementing an import duty on yellow peas. 

India Pulses and Grains Association is concerned that an increase in yellow pea production in Canada and Russia could result in more imports.

They say ongoing imports have brought down prices, which could discourage Indian farmers from expanding their own pulse production.

The IPGA says in order to raise the price of yellow peas in the domestic market, they are calling on the Indian government to impose a 30 to 40 per cent import duty.

Conservative Leader Pierre Poilievre is calling on the Liberals to scrap the temporary foreign worker program, arguing it has caused an employment crisis among young Canadians.

"The Liberals have to answer why is it that they're shutting our own youth out of jobs and replacing them with low-wage, temporary foreign workers from poor countries who are ultimately being exploited," Poilievre told a news conference Wednesday morning in Mississauga, Ont.

"We want Canadian workers to have Canadian jobs. We want to bring back high wages."

Prime Minister Mark Carney and his cabinet will meet behind closed doors for a second day in a row today, as the Liberal government prepares for Parliament's return in a little under two weeks.

Cabinet is discussing efforts to spur industrial investment, refocus Ottawa's spending priorities for the coming fall budget and counter U.S. President Donald Trump's tariffs.

The federal government is expected in October to table Carney's first budget since taking office.

Humboldt RCMP is seeking the public's assistance identifying the individual involved in a theft from a local grocery store. 

The incident occurred on August 14 at 2:21 pm. An unknown individual entered and left without paying for undisclosed food items.

A picture of the suspect can be found below.

RCMP have provided an update on the arrests made in Richmound early on Wednesday morning. 

RCMP confirmed 16 individuals were arrested in this investigation. These arrests were made during a search warrant execution of the former Richmound School.

One of those arrested was Romana Didulo. All arrests were completed by 6 a.m. RCMP were not able to identify any other individuals. There are no reports of any resistance during the arrests at this time.

Update: Bobyk was located safe

The Canora RCMP are seeking assistance from the public trying to locate a missing male.

35-year-old Levi Bobyk was last seen on August 31 in Hyas. 

He's described as 6 feet tall, weighs 205 pounds, blue eyes with brown hair.

He was last seen wearing a grey t-shirt, blue shorts, black shoes and a grey and black hat

 He may be driving a red and black Polaris side by side. His direction of travel is unknown.

Levi is from the Canora Detachment area, but his current whereabouts are unknown

A brand-new season with the Humboldt Broncos is just around the corner. 

The team will begin the regular season Friday, September 19, with the home-opener the following night. 

Festivities get underway earlier, though, on tonight, when the Broncos will hold their second annual Car Bingo. 

As we approach fall, there becomes a higher risk of frost at night. Frost is one of the disruptions to normal plant growth that can cause a buildup of nitrates in forages and cause nitrate toxicity in livestock. Other disruptions that can cause nitrate buildup can include hail, spray drift, or drought.