Humboldt Journal

Trost stands on his party's record by Keith Solomon Journal Staff Writer If it ain't broke, don't fix it. That's how Conservative MP Brad Trost sees the Canadian political climate heading into the May 2 federal election.

An ordinary trip to the post office ended in an extraordinary collision between two vehicles last week At approximately 4 p.m.

A plane crashed at Humboldt's airport on Sunday. At approximately 4:50 p.m.

It started as a seemingly unattainable dream for one mom. Now it's a reality. The Lake Lenore Childcare Centre, located in the Lake Lenore School, held its grand opening on April 2, after opening for business on February 7.

For the month of April, some wide prairie skies will be up on the walls of the Humboldt and District Museum and Gallery (HDMG).

It was another great conclusion to what is fast becoming a proud tradition in the Humboldt area. The sixth annual Pelican Bay Arts Festival wrapped up last week after four days of events.

"Fabulous." "A beautiful space." "Bigger than it looks from the outside." "I like the colours." Those were just a few of the comments made after tours of the new Humboldt District Health Complex (HDHC) last week.

It's done. The Humboldt District Health Complex has been officially opened. Employees of the Humboldt District Hospital were buzzing around the facility in the days before April 1, making last-minute preparations before it was unveiled to the public.

He's skated under the midnight sun in Alaska, and basked under the tropic sun in Florida. He's been a Senator, a Hurricane, an Admiral, a River Rat, a Penguin, a Moose, and at least three species of bear.

Years of work culminated in what some called a "wow" day for the people of the Humboldt area on April 1.