Humboldt Journal

The Ottawa Senators recently announced a name change for their arena. Scotiabank Place has become the Canadian Tire Centre. You read that right.

The premier summer event in Humboldt has come and gone for another year. The Summer Sizzler took over Centennial Park this past weekend, with everything from the midway to concerts to the always-popular demolition derby entertaining the crowds.

The Saskatchewan Roughriders wrapped up their pre-season schedule on June 20 with a 24-23 loss to the Calgary Stampeders in front of 32,003 fans in Regina.

Royal University Hospital in Saskatoon has a shiny new piece of equipment, the first of its kind in Saskatchewan.

What can $6 million buy? It depends on who you ask, of course, but if you're curious, head east on Highway 5.

In many ways, carnivals are little more than illusions, brightly lit dreams bathed in summer sun. The trucks roll into town on a Thursday and are gone by Sunday.

Mother Nature has frowned upon the Muenster Red Sox so far this season. The combination of a late spring and recent rainy weather has left Red Sox manager Garret Korte scrambling to make up five games that had to be cancelled.

" Those who know, do. Those that understand, teach ."- Aristotle. Michael Suchan sits in an oversized navy blue St. Augustine Hawks hoodie at his desk. His desk, which he leaves frequently to go teach gym, math, computers.

The Humboldt & District Museum & Gallery is one step closer to its planned expansion into the Merchants Bank of Canada building after a $50,000 donation from BHP Billiton.

The true value of life is being argued in the province of Quebec. The Quebec government has introduced landmark legislation that would grant terminally ill patients the option to end their lives, as early as this fall.