Humboldt Journal

Nipawin Council is making plans for Canada’s 150th birthday. At a regular meeting of council on Feb. 27, council voted to approve a pre-budget expenditure of $9,000 for a fireworks show on July 16th.

Sharon Milligan , a resident of Carrot River, is concerned about the direction the province is going. She’s concerned about the GTH land deal, the amount spent on LEAN processes in the health system, the effectiveness of the $1.

According to stopabully.ca, among Canadian children 1 in 7 children from 11-16 and 1 in 4 children from grades 4 to 6 are bullied.

Tax abatement is working in many communities to help promote development and expansion of local businesses. However the City of Humboldt only has tax exemptions for renovations for downtown businesses.

It was a busy weekend for the band The Middle Coast as they played a pair of shows, opening their 11 stop Organization of Saskatchewan Arts Councils with stops in Humboldt on Feb. 24 and Watrous on Feb. 25.

Mother nature has not been kind to the snowmobiling community this past winter. But that did not stop 15 riders from bringing out their vintage snow machines to the Vintage Snowmobile Rally on Feb. 25 put on by the Humboldt Area Vintage Club.

Penalty kill the difference in Broncos’ win over Flin Flon The Humboldt Broncos picked up an extremely critical two points in hostile territory as they knocked off the Flin Flon Bombers 3-2 on Feb. 24 in Saskatchewan Junior Hockey League action.

It is amazing how much a junior hockey program gives back to the youth of the community. For the Humboldt Broncos they have been giving back quite a lot this season.

Backyard beekeepers may be on the rise, but one honey and equipment company warns that won’t necessarily ‘save the bees’. John Sochaski and Candis Sharpen work for Manitoba Honey Co-op, also known as the Bee Outfitters in Tisdale.

Randy Hoback ’s new Nipawin office is up and running after a ribbon-cutting ceremony. Hoback, the Member of Parliament for Prince Albert, welcomed guests to the office Feb. 28, including members of Nipawin and Tisdale councils.