Humboldt Journal

The federal government’s proposed tax changes highlight one of the tensions in our society: the importance of the family versus the importance of the individual.

The Humboldt Collegiate Mohawks picked up their first win of the season as they traveled to La Ronge on Sept. 29 and knocked off the Churchill Chargers 27-14.

The Melfort Mustangs continue rolling as they won their eighth consecutive game to open up the Saskatchewan Junior Hockey League season 5-2 at the Northern Lights Palace. The Sept.

Playing in front of scouts did nothing to slow the Melfort Mustangs at the Saskatchewan Junior Hockey League Showcase as they swept both of their games at the Hamm Latrace Arena in Saskatoon.

The Nipawin Hawks wrapped up their Saskatchewan Junior Hockey League Showcase with a whacky 7-3 win over the Kindersley Klippers at the Hamm Latrace Arena in Saskatoon. The Sept.

The Melfort Mustangs continued their early season mastery of the Nipawin Hawks, as they won their third straight contest over the Hawks to start the Saskatchewan Junior Hockey League season, 3-2 in a shootout in Nipawin. The Sept.

Humboldt continues to be a destination act for musicians from Ontario, as Tom Savage from Kingston, Ont. stopped in at the Humboldt Golf Club on Sept. 26.

Carrot River is proposing major revisions to its animal control bylaws that will include making cat licences mandatory. At its Sept.

Margaret Jardine sat behind a table full of memorabilia from Ireland, ready to tell visitors to the White Fox Community Hall about the culture both of her parents had hailed from. Both White Fox and Melfort celebrated Culture Days Sept.

It was a busy weekend for members of the Humboldt and District Museum and Gallery, the Reid-Thompson Public Library, and the Humboldt Regional Newcomers Centre. Together they hosted cultural events for the national Culture Days celebration on Sept.