Humboldt Journal

HUMBOLDT — An effort to convert four rooms at the Humboldt District Hospital for use by mental health and addictions clients is $6,000 away from its goal.

TISDALE — Playing in the Western Hockey League exhibition season helped set the stage for Cade Hayes to have a successful campaign with the Tisdale Trojans. The Moose Jaw Warriors kept the 16-year-old after their fall camp.

WATROUS — The Watrous Curling Club will host this year’s masters curling provincials.

TISDALE — Tisdale’s economic development officer is moving on to a bigger economic development department. Sean Wallace will be taking a new position as the director of economic development in Drumheller, Alta. He tendered his resignation Feb.

MUENSTER — A major renovation at Muenster School is on the Horizon School Division’s wish list. Each year, the provincial education ministry asks each school division to submit a few major capital projects.

HUMBOLDT — At a convention attended by all of Saskatchewan’s cities, towns and villages, the City of Humboldt shared their experience dealing with the Humboldt Broncos crash.

The announcement that fibre optic high-speed internet is coming to Humboldt is but one step in improving our online infrastructure. It’s an important step – don’t get me wrong.

HUMBOLDT — Bryson Cecconi’s interesting hockey journey has taken him from the west coast of Canada to the Humboldt Broncos. The Saskatchewan Junior Hockey League team has certainly been glad to have the BC product this season.

EAST CENTRAL — A major renovation to the Carrot River high school that would allow the elementary school to move in remains at the top of the North East School Division’s wish list. At its Feb.

REGINA — Lawyers are expected to pack a Regina courtroom today to argue the constitutionality of a federally imposed carbon tax.