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HUMBOLDT — Council has given its approval to build a residential care home for adults with intellectual or physical disabilities on the 600 block of Third Street.

The 2020-21 Saskatchewan Junior Hockey League will not have a proper ending.

NIPAWIN — Cpl. Josh Martin of the Nipawin RCMP said the town has more than 100 local victims from a new Canada Revenue Agency (CRA) fraud where the scammer applies for relief benefits using the victims’ personal information.

MELFORT — The rail crossing on Saskatchewan Drive between the Canalta Hotel and the Blue Bird Inn will be closed to traffic from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. on Wednesday, March 24.

NIPAWIN — While in-person attendance is restricted, members of the community can check out local classical talent at the Nipawin Music Festival as they broadcast their finals over Zoom on March 30.

Many producers have turned to the Farm Stress Line to help deal with some of the stress and feelings of isolation brought on by the job.

HUMBOLDT — Karen Kennedy-Allin had been using computers as a tool for teaching since 2010, recording lessons or saving the work so her students could access them for help and take notes during any time of the day.

The federal government wants to plant the seed of an open air climate change laboratory on Saskatchewan farmland.

CARROT RIVER — Carrot River’s mayor Dennis Letendre has formally resigned from his position, citing health concerns. Letendre served on council from 2016 to 2020 before being elected as mayor this past November.

The opposition New Democrats and the Saskatchewan Teachers Federation are calling on Premier Scott Moe to expand rapid testing and immediately deploy rapid tests to schools experiencing outbreaks in communities across the province.