In the Community

The City of Humboldt approved the purchase of a 2016 Dodge Charger to replace the 2014 Chevrolet Tahoe currently in service.

Traffic delays are expected in Nipawin on June 24 and 25 as lane closures take place near Nippon Road East and 1st Avenue East.

The UCHS Class of '75 held a 50th high school reunion, with some special guests in attendance.

A new public art installation honouring Humboldt’s farming and manufacturing history will be unveiled June 26.

The assisted living facility in Wilkie is down one room due to a leaking roof.

The heliport allows STARS helicopters to land directly in town, reducing critical patient transport times.

Explore the Original Humboldt site June 23, 2:30–5 p.m., and view a new sculpture while learning about local Métis, First Nations and settler history.

Borden Farmers Market Street Market June 21.

After losing everything in a fire, the Archerwill Fire Department is giving back—donating a truck to help another town in need.

Public is invited to celebrate National Indigenous Peoples Day in Humboldt with a free dot art activity.