Humboldt Journal

With the calendar flipping to March minor and senior hockey teams from around the region have been hot on the trails of a provincial title. Peewee B The lone local to compete in Peewee B provincials was Humboldt.

Crop insurance returns for Saskatchewan producers will remain steady through 2018, announced Saskatchewan Agriculture Minister, Lyle Stewart.

Telemiracle wrapped up their 42nd year with a record $7,151,256 raised by the people of Saskatchewan.

International changes to recycling policy changes things in Humboldt As of the end of 2017, the usual markets for recycling plastic bags and all other plastic film, including food wrap, cellophane and packaging, is gone, after China’s National Sword

Nipawin’s economic development officer wants to collaborate with local businesspeople planning to sell their businesses to ensure new owners are found and it stays open.

With district and conference play right around the corner basketball teams from across Horizon School Division were putting the finishing touches on their league season with league championship games.

While most of Saskatchewan’s curling attention was centered on the brier over the weekend, high school curlers were also in action competing in the regional bonspiels, with women’s and mixed events in Foam Lake and the boys event in Wadena.

Broncos suffer fifth straight extra time loss to North Stars The Humboldt Broncos keep climbing towards the top of the mountain, but can never seem to reach its peak.

UPDATE: Shelly Ballantyne has been found and is safe. Nipwain RCMP are asking for help to locate a White Fox woman. Shelly Ballantyne , 35, was reported missing from her care home 6:15 p.m. March 7.

The Nipawin Hawks made sure to leave nothing up to chance. With the Hawks needing just a single win to clinch the league’s regular season pennant, the Hawks exploded for seven goals in a 7-1 home win over the La Ronge Ice Wolves.