Humboldt Journal

Although Canada is almost 150 years old, it was only 50 years ago when the iconic red and white flag was officially adopted, and the milestone is being celebrated across the country this year.

Two children died and it could have been prevented. That’s the cold, hard truth. No matter who blames whom, no matter what excuses are tossed about, there’s still that one inescapable fact. On Feb.

Re: Assisted suicide I did not celebrate the decision of the Supreme Court re: physician assisted suicide and I trust there are many others who share my morose in applauding a decision about death.

While the Humboldt Broncos have a number of first-year forwards, head coach Ryan Smith said that the coaching staff doesn’t think the rookie tag applies any more.

STRUNK: Dianne Marie September 23, 1947 – February 20, 2015 The passing of Mrs. Dianne (nee DeSchryver) Strunk of Englefeld, SK, occurred at Humboldt District Hospital on Friday, February 20, 2015.

MARSHALL: Kathleen (Kay) Margaret Kathleen (Kay) Margaret Marshall (néeHelliwell) passed peacefully on February 17, 2015 at the age of 87.

STAUB: Allan The sudden and unexpected death of Mr. Allan “Rusty” James Staub, 62 years of Humboldt, occurred on Friday, February 13, 2015. Rusty was born on January 16, 1953 at St. Brieux to Imra “Jim” and Lena (nee Piatt) Staub.

Though Saturday’s storm forced the Carlton Trail Ski Club to postpone its annual Valentine’s Day loppet, skiers were left with fresh powdery snow and beautiful weather.

It’s that time again: The Big Brothers Big Sisters (BBBS) Bowl For Kid’s Sake wrapped up on Sunday, raising a total of $31, 000 for Humboldt BBBS.

Humboldt’s budget for 2015 hasn’t been released yet, but that doesn’t mean the City doesn’t already have some idea of what will be in it. City manager Roy Hardy gave a presentation during the City’s council meeting on Feb.