Humboldt Journal

With above average rainfall comes flooding. With flooding comes farmers needing ways to get water off their fields.

It’s Big Brothers Big Sisters (BBBS) Month and the organization wants you to know you don’t have to be a superhero to make a difference. The main component of the month is the “Suit Up” campaign, which is aimed at mentors.

The leaves are about to turn colours, people are coming back from the lake, and the kids are going back to school. This is why September’s SGI traffic spotlight is about how to be safe in school zones.

I had the opportunity to talk with Tracey Shewciw and Karen MacCarville about bullying in children ( http://www.humboldtjournal.ca/news/bullying-goes-deeper-than-just-one-person-1.

With more and more women speaking out about revenge porn, federal governments are looking to take action to criminalize the practice.

The new school year can be an exciting time, but it can also be a scary one for those who are being bullied. According to recent studies, in Canada, 1 in 3 adolescent students reported being bullied.

Classical music fans have the opportunity to take in a chamber music concert at the Marysburg Assumption Church on Sept. 19. The Elixir Ensemble is a quartet with piano, violin, cello, and viola.

Classical music fans have the opportunity to take in a chamber music concert at the Marysburg Assumption Church on Sept. 19. The Elixir Ensemble is a quartet with piano, violin, cello, and viola.

New school supplies can help kids start the school year off right. Thanks to donations from all over Humboldt, 36 families started the school year off right through PARTNERS Family Services Back to School Supply drive. The drive wrapped up Sept.

Visitors to the Humboldt Poultry and Small Animal Sale had the opportuntiy to take in a variety of farm poultry in addition to home business and craft tables on Sept. 5.