Humboldt Journal

In 1978, Scott Love was born prematurely with a weight of 1.8 ounces. He was in the intensive care unit (ICU) for three months, during which time he was exposed to high levels of oxygen that caused a deterioration of his retinas.

With tourism week taking place May 31 to June 6, Tourism Saskatchewan wants to raise awareness about the sights that Saskatchewan has to offer and the contributions tourism staff make to the province as well.

Arash Alidousti, 26, Michaela Beck, 27, were arraigned in court in Humboldt on June 8 for their illegal marijuana growing operation in Bruno.

On June 6, women of varying levels of experience made merry and played golf out on Humboldt’s Golf Course during the Big Brothers Big Sisters (BBBS) Diva for a Day golf tournament.

SYROTEUK: Mary Peacefully, on Sunday, May 31, 2015, at Bethany Pioneer Village in Middle Lake, SK, Mary (nee Senko) Syroteuk beloved wife, mother, grandmother, great-grandmother, sister, aunt and friend, laid down to rest one last time.

There’s a lot of artistic talent to be found when a needles touch thread, and the greatest examples of that and more can be found at this year’s Stitches Conference in Muenster. The conference is being held at St.

Red Apple stores (which include the Bargain Shop) teamed up with the Centre for Addiction and Mental Health Services for the first ever Darkness to Light Challenge on May 29 to raise awareness about mental illness and addiction and raise funds for va

Sexual assault services in the province are getting an increase in funding of 22 per cent from the province this year to expand and upgrade services.

There is new hope for highly sensitized patients that have been waiting years for a kidney transplant, thanks to the new Highly Sensitized Patient (HSP) program.