Humboldt Journal

HUMBOLDT — The Humboldt Broncos won the first game of the playoffs against Estevan 4-1. It was the Bruins that scored the first goal of the game, which took place in Estevan March 15.

ST. BRIEUX — Only one person submitted a nomination form to run for the empty spot on St. Brieux council. Cindy Placsko has been elected by acclamation as councillor. The nomination deadline was March 13.

TISDALE — Despite public concerns about chlorine levels in Tisdale’s water supply due to smell, town staff say the levels aren’t particularly high.

EAST CENTRAL — In a provincial contest that awarded communities for having the most minutes of physical activity, Wynyard placed third.

HUMBOLDT — With talented scorers up front and impressive goaltending behind it, the Humboldt Broncos blue line corps sometimes doesn’t get a lot of attention.

HUMBOLDT, WADENA — Humboldt and Wadena are among 19 communities that will lose public front counter service at their ministry of environment offices this spring. Service will end May 14 at both locations.

ARMLEY — A petition is calling on the provincial highways ministry to change course and not remove the trees at the site of the Humboldt Broncos crash.

NIPAWIN — The province has commited $215,000 in funding for a new Early Years Family Resource Centre. The centres provide a place where families with young children can access information, services and supports to help them raise healthy children.

HUMBOLDT — The Humboldt Broncos are hoping in the playoffs they can continue the dominance they have had against the Estevan Bruins. The sixth-seeded Broncos (35-19-3-1) and the 31-22-3-2 Bruins, the No.

NIPAWIN — The Town of Nipawin has edited a fire department policy that previously prevented a firefighter from running for council.