Humboldt Journal

HUMBOLDT — A joint effort between the Humboldt Broncos and the Humboldt Soup Kitchen raised more than $2,000 for the non-profit. The soup kitchen serves between 65 and 90 people every Tuesday at the Gathering Place.

“You just can’t keep saying no and have the same benefits over and over again”

CHOICELAND, SMEATON — Several civic buildings in Smeaton and Choiceland were broken into in December.

HUMBOLDT —The provincial coroners service is calling for seatbelts on buses, a review of its body identification process and improved enforcement of regulations after investigating the Humboldt Broncos crash. The investigation report, released Feb.

TISDALE — Last May Tisdale residents Scott and Kristie Homstol pitched their business, Little Town Apparel, to the Dragons’ Den, but had to be silent about the results until now.

NIPAWIN — Nipawin’s new economic and tourism development officer has experience working in east central Saskatchewan. Perry Trusty has worked for the City of Melfort and the Town of Tisdale, as well as the City of Prince Albert.

SYDNEY, N.S. — The Robyn Silvernagle team has been eliminated in the semifinals of the Scotties Tournament of Hearts in Sydney. Team Saskatchewan lost to Ontario and Rachel Homan 9-7 on Sunday, setting up an Alberta-Ontario final in the evening.

The Robyn Silvernagle team has made it to the page playoff round of the Scotties Tournament of Hearts as the number two seed.

NIPAWIN — The Town of Nipawin has begun conducting interviews for their new economic development officer. The economic development officer will focus on business investment and economic growth within the municipality.

HUMBOLDT — A poet recognized by the lieutenant governor for his lifelong contribution to the arts said the secret to writing success is just to continue writing.