Humboldt Journal

PARTNERS Family Services is teaming up with Safe Communities Humboldt & Area to hold presentations around the region to educate people on what elder abuse is and what to do if you yourself are abused, or if you know of someone who is being abused.

As part of ATV Safety Week from June 6-14, the Saskatchewan All-Terrain Vehicle Association (SATVA) is launching a province-wide awareness campaign called Know Your Limits to help Saskatchewan residents understand their limits while operating an ATV

The latest scandal to rock the CBC is once again hitting a little too close to home. Journalists such as Jian Ghomeshi and now Evan Solomon are giving the rest of us a bad name.

It’s no secret that the Internet is deficient in moderation in anything. In my public shaming column I talked about the Internet’s villains: people who are vilified based on very small things.

For many of the women standing to the side catcalling and hollering, it was a hilarious to see full-grown men don red heels and strut their stuff.

The PARTNERS Family Services Community Gala carried a theme of solidarity and awareness for violence against women, with large turnouts for Walk a Mile in Her Shoes , and a student rally and gala that both featured a speech by former hostage Amanda L

Around these parts, Kevin Kalthoff is a big name, but it seems his athletic prowess has spread province-wide.

There is plenty of speculation about who will go where and when in the 53rd NHL Entry Draft later this month. Humboldt’s Reid Gardiner is taking a very mature and pragmatic approach to the event that will be held in Sunrise, Fla. June 26-27.

After not practicing for a while, the 300 Club competition was a bit tough for 15-year-old Dylan Manderscheid, who still managed to walk out with a second place win.