Humboldt Journal

They still have a lot of unanswered questions, but they've come up with some unexpected information in the past year.

The cup might have a new name, but it lifted just the same.The Humboldt Broncos are once again at the top of the Saskatchewan Junior Hockey League.

Yesterday was the 30th anniversary of the repatriation of our Canadian Constitution (which includes Canada's Charter of Rights and Freedom). Mr.

A new opportunity for community members is about to be launched in Humboldt.This spring, city residents who don't have a garden will be able to rent a plot in which they can grow their own produce, plants and flowers. St.

Joan "Red" ThompsonSeptember 3, 1931 - April 13, 2012 Red passed away peacefully at the Luther Special Care Home surrounded by her family.

Humboldt will be all a-glitter when over 1,100 dancers invade the city in late April. A total of 1,115 dancers are set to take part in the annual On Stage Dance Festival from April 18-22 at the Humboldt Uniplex.

Eighty-eight per cent of the population of Nokomis came out to fight to keep their school on March 27.

It was like stepping into a bottle of Pepto Bismal.LeRoy School was absolutely dripping in pink on April 4, when about 440 students from eight schools took part in a massive Anti-Bullying Pink Day at the school.

Residents of Humboldt may be shocked by the results of a BHP Billiton report. According to a Jansen Project Readiness Study done by BHP Billiton, the City of Humboldt could be seeing an increase of 50 per cent to the population by 2023.

Scholastica "Lottie" PlemelFebruary 10, 1917 - April 9, 2012 The death of Mrs. Scholastica "Lottie" (nee Knafelc) Plemel of Good Shepherd Villa, Prince Albert, SK, (and formerly of Saskatoon, SK), occurred at her residence on Monday, April 9, 2012.