Humboldt Journal

MELFORT — Grade 12 Melfort and Unit Comprehensive Collegiate student Louise Lacroix has been selected to be on the province’s 2019-20 youth council.

HUMBOLDT — A Humboldt business has received a community involvement award from the Saskatchewan Chamber of Commerce ABEX awards. The award was presented to Spotlight Sport and Corporate Wear in Saskatoon Oct. 19.

TISDALE — Whether it is scoring goals or playing tunes, Mackenzie Carson is willing to do whatever he can to help the Tisdale Trojans. The 17-year-old from Carrot River is an important points producer.

Is there logic to being disappointed by a win? The Riders, as expected, defeated the B.C. Lions on Saturday evening. They have 11 wins.

Ever hear those words? Not so long ago I found myself a victim of a computer hacking and if you ever have, you know the feeling as well.

ENGLEFELD — Horizon School Division will be paying the second half of the Englefeld Protestant Separate School Division’s final fee to the Saskatchewan School Boards Association.

NIPAWIN — Five out of six of the candidates running for the federal election to represent the riding of Prince Albert attended an event by the Nipawin and District Chamber of Commerce where they met local voters.

JANSEN — BHP is expecting its board of directors to make a final decision on its Jansen Potash project by February 2021. The date was announced in the company’s quarterly operational review released on Oct. 17.

HUMBOLDT — Humboldt Broncos forward Bryson Cecconi is focused on capping his junior career in style.

NIPAWIN — Country music performers competed in Nipawin for $500 with the Saskatchewan Country Music Association (SCMA) North East Country Music Showcase for youth.