Humboldt Journal

Playoffs are about moments and the Humboldt Broncos faced theirs early.

The Humboldt and District Chamber of Commerce, in partnership with Stryde Contracting and Lift Leadership Coaching is bringing a unique opportunity to Humboldt with the Life to Lead leadership workshop coming to town on March 28.

Special teams can win hockey games. The Nipawin Hawks proved that theory correct with a 3-1 win over the Flin Flon Bombers during the second game of the quarter-final at home March 17.

Director of Education for Horizon School Division, Kevin Garinger, is proud of the work that continues to go on in Horizon School Division.

Dear Readers, This spring is bringing changes at the Tisdale Recorder and the Parkland Review . Effective with our first publication in April, the two newspapers will be merged into one.

Humboldt was busy on the weekend with around 340 trappers coming into the city for the 49th annual Saskatchewan Trappers Association Convention on March 16-17.

After a busy hunting and ice fishing season, and prior to the beginning of another fishing season, the Humboldt Wildlife Federation brought their latest year to a close with their annual awards banquet and supper on March 16.

Want to partake in selling legal marijuana? There’s a three-step process to get the required permit. The process was unveiled March 14. Tisdale, Melfort and Nipawin have been approved for one cannabis retail store each.

Members of the Humboldt RCMP and other emergency services were on hand for the RCMP open house on March 14. Staff Sgt. Adare Guest and Staff Sgt.

For many young kids playing for the Broncos is a dream come true. For a group of five players that dream became a reality this season. “I’ve been watching them play for as long as I can remember.