Humboldt Journal

The Saskatchewan Junior Hockey League continues to make plans to help those affected by the tragic April 6 bus accident involving the Humboldt Broncos.

Renovations have started at Eastside Liquidation on College Street in Muenster for the new post office. Village Council had discussed a variety of options when it came to how to approach the closure of St.

Many organizations contributed to the new $1.2 million Wynyard Comprehensive Recycling Centre.

Each day a ship waits in port empty waiting for grain, it charges a financial penalty – the demurrage fee. The Agricultural Producers Association of Saskatchewan wants the railways to pay that fee.

For a town of 96 people, it was all hands on deck for the Jansen Community Players dinner theatre fundraiser on April 5-7.

Students, staff, and community members alike celebrated the launch of the newest Society, the literary magazine published by St. Peter’s College with a gathering on April 3.

Wadena’s satellite agriculture ministry office is one of seven closing in the province. No jobs will be lost, as the satellite offices were only used when a producer made an appointment.

The next step for the SJHL following the Humboldt Broncos’ deadly bus crash on April 6 is still uncertain.

City of Humboldt Mayor Rob Muench does not believe in abatement for new businesses. And he said as much at the Humboldt and District Chamber of Commerce Annual General Meeting on March 29.

City staff and council are going forward with a short term lagoon odour control project for the summer of 2018. Many options were discussed with a wide range of costs and impacts.