Humboldt Journal

32-year-old man charged with one count of first degree murder

Prairie Women on Snowmobiles capped off a week of riding with a banquet in Star City. Ten riders from across the province took part in a six-day trek to promote awareness of breast cancer and fundraise for research for the disease.

After an unexpected delay, the operator of a private liquor store has been selected in Carrot River. The Carrot River Co-op was the successful bidder, beating out three other applications.

Community events are not only part of the glue that bring Nipawin residents together, they also attract visitors to the town to spend money, said a Nipawin business organization.

From the February 2, 2007 edition of the Parkland Review

The future of curling led each of the 16 teams competing in the SaskTel Men’s Tankard as the event was launched through the opening ceremonies. Junior curlers held signs with the name of each of the teams.

The Humboldt region’s diversity is something to be celebrated. The Humboldt Regional Newcomers Centre’s first Building Communities Recognition Night did just that on Jan. 28 with awards and a performance by the PFE Dance Troupe.

Any historical building is important but it is the stories about it that give the building meaning.

PANTELLA: Petrunella Rose (nee Symak) May 30, 1915 – January 28, 2017 With great sadness, the family of Petrunella Pantella (Pat) announces her passing at the Extendicare Home in Saskatoon during the early hours of Saturday, January 28.

Tartan, haggis, and bagpipes made for a colourful night in Humboldt. Even in the middle of Saskatchewan, Scottish culture was widely celebrated at the second annual Robbie Burns night on Jan. 28.