Humboldt Journal

When the Trader’s publisher Valerie Durnin commuted from Humboldt to Tisdale last week, she brought along an unexpected passenger – a cat who slept in the engine for warmth. The cat was shaken up, but not harmed physically. Dr.

Cody Chasse sure seems comfortable in a Carrot River Outback Thunder uniform. The Hudson Bay product has four goals and 12 points in six games since joining the local Junior B team in a trade from Fort Knox.

When Valerie Durnin , the Review's publisher, commuted from Humboldt to Tisdale last week, she brought along an unexpected passenger – a cat who slept in the engine for warmth. The cat was shaken up, but not harmed physically. Dr .

Midget A It was a decent week for the Midget A Broncos, who picked up their first win of the year, but managed just a 1-2 week. It was an The week to an excellent start for the Broncos as they picked up a 7-6 win over Watrous on Jan. 12 in Watrous.

SaskEnergy doesn’t know what caused a rupture in a high-pressure natural gas pipeline between Birch Hills and Weldon that knocked out heat to approximately 4,500 homes in the Melfort area.

Jan. 10 was an important day for junior hockey teams across the country and it was no different for the Humboldt Broncos. They were hard at work making last minute roster changes in the lead up to the Jan. 10 trade deadline.

With the minimum wage going up to $14 per hour in Ontario, it’s amazing to see how a company whose CEO made the equivalent of $3,934.38 per hour in 2017 explain why they can’t afford to pay their workers the new rate.

Update: Clarke Euler has been found. Nipawin RCMP are asking for help to locate 88-year-old Clarke Euler . The Nipawin resident last seen at his home leaving in his truck on Jan. 18 and has not been seen since.

Two Melfort Mustangs players have committed to post-secondary schools. Loch Morrison will be going to Nova Scotia’s Acadia University, while Evan Plotnik will be going to Massachusetts’ American International College.

The Humboldt Broncos may not be the top team in the Saskatchewan Junior Hockey League, but they have some of the best talent as eight Broncos were named to one of the three teams for the upcoming SJHL/MJHL Showcase in Regina, Jan. 15-16.