Humboldt Journal

The Humboldt Collegiate Institute Mohawks were hard at work over the weekend shooting for the bulls-eye at the National Archery in School Program provincial championships.

RIDGEDALE — Thanks to its bee operation, the Ridgedale Co-op is swarming with profits this year. At its annual general meeting, the co-op revealed it made $190,000 in 2017, compared to a loss of $48,000 the previous year.

CARROT RIVER — Last year was a solid year for the Carrot River Co-op as it continues a drive to diversify. “I like what we’ve done,” said Ward Kewley, the co-op’s general manager.

TISDALE — With cannabis soon becoming legal, employers will have to learn how to deal with the substance in the workplace.

It was a powerful moment during an otherwise devastating time. One fan standing proud in his Humboldt Broncos jersey during the national anthems of the Winnipeg Jets’ final regular season game of the season. Dr.

Services will be available this weekend for those in need of counselling services after the April 6 Humboldt Broncos bus crash.

With cannabis soon becoming legal, employers will have to learn how to deal with the substance in the workplace.

The Horizon School Division is seeing an increase in the funding it receives from the provincial government, but that doesn’t make up for cuts made in the last two years. In the 2018-19 provincial budget, the division received $79.

NORTHEAST — After being hit hard by last year’s provincial budget, the Wapiti Regional Library is happy they aren’t seeing cuts this year. The library saw a 58 per cent cut – about $400,000 – as of April 1, 2017, without any prior warning.

April 18, 11:59 a.m. saw the closure of the Funds for Humboldt Broncos GoFundMe page, the second largest in GoFundMe history. In 12 days, 142,030 people raised nearly $15.