Humboldt Journal

Built in July 1990, Carl Schenn, the oldest park in Humboldt will finally be given more than just a facelift. Thanks to a newly formed proactive group in Humboldt, the old park with the creaky wooden playgound will be built anew.

If you missed the Our Humboldt community forum on Sept. 12, you've got another shot, because the next one is set for 6:30 p.m., Nov. 13 at the Humboldt Uniplex.

Let's keep this dynasty going. The City of Humboldt once again earned five out of five blooms, the highest honour, during the national Communities in Bloom (CIB) judging, it was announced at the awards ceremony Oct. 26 in Ottawa, Ont.

It used to make me really upset that Remembrance Day was not a nation-wide statutory holiday.

They came to the table one by one. First came Roman Sarauer, then Edgar Powell, then Leon Demers. They are three of the last Second World War veterans in the area.

Saskatchewan's teachers have overwhelmingly rejected a proposed collective bargaining agreement that would have served as their contract through 2017. On Oct.

Little Britannia Bay in Ottawa, Ont. is almost a mythical area, hidden away from the hustle and bustle of a large city, from political scandals and depressing headline news, from crime and torment, from people in a rush with somewhere to be.

The regular season is over and here come the Lions. The Roughriders wrapped up their regular season with a relatively meaningless 30-26 loss to the Edmonton Eskimos on Nov. 2.

Winning streaks can end in many different ways. For the Humboldt Broncos, their four-game streak came to an end with a quiet whimper and a 3-1 loss to the Flin Flon Bombers the night before Halloween. "It was awful," said head coach Dean Brockman.

The Humboldt Broncos took a tough 2-1 shootout loss to the Melville Millionaires on Nov. 1. It was the team's first extra time loss this season. The first two periods were scoreless, with Humboldt getting two more shots on net than Melville.