Humboldt Journal

It’s every child’s dream: an 11-foot-tall, multi-room snow fort. Karl Mehler of Crooked River spent 120 hours over the months of November and December to build the massive snow fortress in front of his parents’ home.

Hawks do just enough to beat Millionaires It was not easy but the Nipawin Hawks extended their point streak to 20 straight games with a 2-1 win over the Melville Millionaires in Saskatchewan Junior Hockey League action from Melville on Jan. 12.

Mustangs score four in third to beat Ice Wolves A dominating third period served as the difference for the Melfort Mustangs who picked up a 6-2 win over the La Ronge Ice Wolves in Saskatchewan Junior Hockey League action from La Ronge.

Broncos fail to play 60 minutes in loss to Hounds A poor second period sunk the Humboldt Broncos as they fell 5-2 to the Notre Dame Hounds in Saskatchewan Junior Hockey League action from Wilcox. The Jan.

From the Tisdale Recorder Files, Jan. 27, 1988

The end of the holiday season also means the end of the World Junior Championships, and after what feels like an eternity - in reality it has only been since 2015 – Canada is back on top of the world junior hockey world.

Welcome to 2018. In my last editorial, I mentioned that one of my wishes for 2018 was for people to become more informed.

Country music star Chris Henderson coming to Tisdale

Team S. Anderson managed to squeak out two victories in the final games of the 2018 Viterra Scotties Women’s Provincials, winning an event mostly dominated by Team Silvernagle and Team Eberle.

Fans, curlers and the organizing committee alike were pleased with how the 2018 Viterra Scotties Women’s Provincials went.