Humboldt Journal

The Katimavik program was started in 1977 as a youth employment strategy for young people ages 17 to 21, living and working together in communities across the country. The program was cut in 2012 but the Canadian government announced on Jan.

A LeRoy area organic beef farmer has been selected to represent the New Democrats in the upcoming Melfort byelection. Lorne Schroeder is a compassionate, patient and stubborn man, said his wife Theresa . She told the audience at the Jan.

It may seem like a big leap from St. Peter’s College to Provincial Court of Saskatchewan but that is exactly what the Honourable James Plemel did. His academic career started in the halls of St. Peter’s College while growing up in St. Gregor.

You can’t cure an addict that’s dead. That’s why the Saskatchewan Health Authority is making available take-home kits of Naloxone, an antidote that counteracts the effects of opioids like heroin, morphine, fentanyl and oxycodone. As of Jan.

Hawks roll past North Stars The Nipawin Hawks built a lead and held on this time as they knocked off the Battlefords North Stars in Saskatchewan Junior Hockey League action from North Battleford on Jan. 26.

The Melfort Mustangs showed an excellent ability to bounce back as they knocked off the Notre Dame Hounds 5-2. The Jan.

Broncos roll over Ice Wolves The Humboldt Broncos bounced back from a tough loss in excellent fashion as they rolled past the La Ronge Ice Wolves 6-1 in Saskatchewan Junior Hockey League action from the Elgar Petersen Arena, on the namesakes birthday

BHP Billiton and Carlton Trail College gave local graduates a bit of a helping hand by distributing their annual 2017 scholarships. In total, $75,000 was given out to recent high school graduates.

From animal abuse and its connection to domestic violence to human trafficking, the Breaking Barriers Conference aimed to increase understanding of interpersonal violence.

From the Parkland Review files, Feb. 9, 1998