Humboldt Journal

Housing in the Northeast: part one

Saskatchewan has 33 million acres of grain. If even one extra bushel of grain could be harvested per acre instead of lost through a combine’s processes, that would benefit producers.

Spring is in the air and what a great time it is to be a hockey fan. The Saskatchewan Junior Hockey League playoffs are about to get underway with a number of teams in action within a few hour drive including the hometown Humboldt Broncos.

It may have been an early morning for the Humboldt and District Kinettes but the energy around Telemiracle 41 was fantastic. Telemiracle 41 on March 4-5 brought in $5 million from all across Saskatchewan.

It is easy to forget about emergency services. Until an emergency happens.

It was a hard choice for professors Grant McConnell and Clint Hunker to chose pieces for the St. Peter’s College Student Exhibit.

It is playoff basketball time for the four Humboldt based school as they competed in league championship games or got set for district and regional action.

With budget season comes a look at effective spending and where the city can cut costs or save on expenses. This is a paid position. The council positions are not volunteer. We pay for our councillors through the city budget.

Two Nipawin Hawks victories over the Melfort Mustangs have set both teams for a highly exciting end to the regular season. They wrap up their seasons on the road March 7, with serious playoff implications on the line.

The Saskatchewan Junior Hockey League unveiled their year-end award winners, with a pair of Nipawin Hawks taking home three awards.