Humboldt

The federal public service shed almost 10,000 people last year, with the Canada Revenue Agency and Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada losing the most employees.

The last time the public service contracted was in 2015, when the number of people employed dropped just slightly from 257,138 to 257,034.

The number of public servants employed by the federal government fell from 367,772 to 357,965 over the last year.

Canada's fentanyl czar says the fight against the deadly opioid would get a boost from proposed new tools for law enforcement in the Liberal government's recently tabled border bill.

Kevin Brosseau, the federal point person on fentanyl, welcomes provisions in the Strong Borders Act to increase inspection powers, give police easier access to information, crack down on money laundering and improve control of chemicals used to make the drug.

A 31-year-old woman from the James Smith Cree Nation has been charged after more than 600 grams of illicit drugs were seized by Melfort RCMP.  

On Thursday morning (June 12) at around 8:30 am, while conducting a traffic stop at the James Smith Cree Nation, officers could see drug paraphernalia in plain view in the vehicle. 

It was a case of good news and bad news regarding the Saskatchewan Roughriders injury situation following Week 1 of the 2025 Canadian Football League (CFL) season. 

The Roughriders (1-0) head to Hamilton (0-1) for a matchup against the Tiger-Cats on Saturday.  

107.5 Bolt FM, Humboldt Sobey’s and Discover Humboldt are sharing the Father's Day Love!
We’ve collected all your “Messages for Dad” and posted them here for you to listen to!

Thanks to all of our prize sponsors! Some lucky people also won prizes to give to their dad's. 

• Sobey's
• Brandt Tractor - Watrous
• Manitou Beach Golf Club
• Traxx's - Saskatoon

Once again happy Father's Day from all of us to you.

Name That Tune was girl power today.

Irena was in to play and had some fun. She chose to play it safe and walk away with the $25.00 gift card. 

Listen to our conversation below. 

You could be next to play tune in Friday mornings to hear the song of the day.

The Saskatchewan Human Rights Commission will host an evening of human rights education and engagement on Wednesday, June 18, 2025, at the Humboldt Uniplex.  

The event offers an opportunity for people in Humboldt to learn more about their rights under The Saskatchewan Human Rights Code and take part in a meaningful conversation about the future of human rights in the province.  

A group of resolute walkers is trekking down Highway 6 from Muskoday First Nation to the Legislature in Regina to bring attention to the fentanyl crisis, not only in their home nation, but across the province and the country. 

Erica Hennie and Betty Prosper are among over a dozen walkers who set out from their home on Monday, June 9. Originally from La Ronge, Hennie works at the Muskoday Health Centre, and Prosper is a former addictions counsellor. Discover Humboldt caught up with the group north of Watson on Highway 6. 

There will be plenty of fun regardless of your age with the 2025 edition of the Summer Sizzler in Humboldt this weekend.

On Friday, there will be plenty of excitement with the first day of the Midway on the Uniplex Grounds from 3:00 pm-10:00 pm.  

There will also be free face painting, balloon twisting, and Museum activities inside of the Uniplex Convention Centre from 3:00 pm- 8:00 pm.  

Also, from 3:00-8:00 pm on that day, there will be free bouncy castles and inflatables located on diamond #3 at Centennial Park.  

Another seeding season is in the books as the latest Crop Report from the Ministry of Agriculture confirmed that 100 per cent of seeding in the province is completed.  

Producers were also greeted with some much-needed rainfall over the last week.  

Inside of the northeast region, the Kelvington area led the way with 24 mm, followed by Rose Valley and Middle Lake areas that both received 22 mm. The Lake Lenore area received 20 mm.