Humboldt Journal

That Mr. Harper cares little about Saskatchewan should be obvious. He assumes we will elect nothing but his Conservatives, whether they do something or not (recall the efforts of all 13 of his MPs before Mr. Harper's BHP Billiton flip-flop).

On the surface, things haven't changed a whole lot, but some major changes have been made underfoot.

With all the renovations going on at the Uniplex, it might seem that there is no need for more, but one more project was added to the list last week.

They're looking at a difficult spring. But they're not the only ones and they know it.

An incident in Humboldt has prompted changes in health care facilities across the province.

In a series of trades that shocked some fans, the Humboldt Broncos got rid of five of their six 20-year-old players just before the January 10 trade deadline last week.

A mining project in the area has completed another step on its way to production. BHP Billiton submitted the Environmental Impact Statement (EIS) for its proposed Jansen Potash Project to the provincial Ministry of Environment last month.

They played their first home games without most of their 20-year-olds and though both ended in losses, the games were quite close, indeed.

The Bruno Axemen held their 6th Annual Men's and Ladies' Broomball Tournament on January 15. Broomball teams from around the province were invited to participate in the tournament.

If there is one thing I think should be outlawed in Saskatchewan in the winter time, it's the announcement of the current temperatures on morning radio.