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Graduation ceremonies held in Melfort and Yorkton.

The Montreal Lake and Beardy’s & Okemasis’ Cree Nations are providing shelter and support for evacuees from Weyakwin, Timber Bay and Molanosa.

Northeast Sask. fire crews, including Humboldt Fire Department, are aiding northern wildfire efforts, sending rotating teams to protect structures near Weyakwin.

Saskatchewan has declared a state of emergency as wildfires force evacuations in the north, with families fleeing and communities offering support.

The driver, who was the sole occupant of the vehicle, was declared deceased by EMS at the scene.

Long-time LDSCR executive director Lyle Campbell retires after 17 years; Helen Meekins steps in with a fresh vision.

A free public talk at the Humboldt and District Gallery will explore the history and legacy of Treaty 6, featuring historian Bill Waiser.

Nipawin council has approved $83,000 in funding for local groups supporting sports, culture, recreation and community well-being.

Humboldt will host a screening of Common Territory on May 29, a documentary exploring shared stories of Indigenous peoples and newcomers.

Horizon School Division to host hands-on career exploration in June.