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The new Ghostbusters flick arrives in Humboldt at Reel Attractions on Friday, and it’s your one and only chance to see the vaunted “Ectomobile” in action. 

A duo of provincial “wannabe” ghost busters has tricked out an SUV as an update Ghostbusters vehicle and will be in town to celebrate the national opening and first screening of Ghostbusters: Frozen Empire at the local theatre.  

The playoff matchups are decided in the SJHL, and it took until the last minute of Saturday night's game to sort out the first round. 

The Humboldt Broncos will face the Weyburn Redwings in Round 1 after a decisive 4-1 victory on Saturday night over the visiting Flin Flon Bombers.

 The Bombers opened scoring when Bomber Anthony Piccininno put one by Benjamin Motew, but it was the last goal the Broncos netminder would allow in the regular season as Motew turned aside 35 of 36 shots on the night.

STARS air ambulance and the Saskatchewan Health Authority have launched a new pilot project designed to facilitate digital connection from a response scene to assessment agencies.  

In its effort to shore up health care in rural areas of the province, the provincial government announced fourteen new doctors are bound for Saskatchewan practices after they had completed the Saskatchewan International Physician Practice Assessment (SIPPA) program in December. 

On Thursday, March 21, the International Day for the Elimination of Racial Discrimination, the Humboldt & District Gallery and the Prairie Central District for Sport, Culture and Recreation will host a powerful conversation and presentation hosted by Bahamian Canadian Khodi Dill. 

The stunning set of 18 portraits that line the Humboldt and District Gallery walls bears a weight and depth of story that defies description. Carol Wylie’s exhibition “They didn’t know we were seeds” is the culmination of years of work, travel, interviews and introspection about the lives and histories of her subjects. Wylie talked about the works at a Gallery event on Saturday, March 9.  

The snow and cold temperatures are the lingering indicators of winter, but no doubt about it, the days are stretching, and the temperatures will soon climb to the plus side. The spells a wrap-up to this year’s ice fishing season. The time is approaching to remove fishing shacks and a heightened awareness of ice thickness when skidding those sheds off.  

With the recent announcement from the Government of Saskatchewan that it has signed a multi-year funding agreement with the Saskatchewan School Boards Association (SSBA), with the support of Saskatchewan's locally elected boards of education, the Saskatchewan Teachers’ Federation has responded. 

The snow and cold temperatures are the lingering indicators of winter, but no doubt about it, the days are stretching, and the temperatures will soon climb to the plus side. The spells a wrap-up to this year’s ice fishing season. The time is approaching to remove fishing shacks and a heightened awareness of ice thickness when skidding those sheds off.  

Andrew Collins is a versatile musician at the forefront of Canada’s acoustic/roots music scene. The group will be performing at the Watrous Civic Centre on Saturday, March 2 at 7:30 pm. The show is part of the OSAC Concert Series.

He has co-founded various successful Canadian bands and is a multi-instrumentalist, composer, producer, arranger, writer, and teacher across multiple genres including folk, jazz, bluegrass, Celtic, and classical.