Humboldt Journal

In a perfect world, everything would be black and white. There would be no tough calls, no difficult decisions, and no grey areas.

Re: Assisted Suicide On Feb. 6, the Supreme Court of Canada struck down Canada’s law prohibiting assisted suicide.

The Internet, while being comprised of people who (obviously) make up the real world, can sometimes seem like a world away.

Arts Humboldt’s coffee house series opened at the Humboldt Gallery on Feb. 4 with Humboldt staples Katie and Greg performing to a packed house. The first coffee house ever was last year, but it was a one-off for 2014.

Thirty years ago, the average heart disease patient went like this: he was male, older, and the heart disease was likely caused by smoking. If he went to the hospital with a heart attack, he might be one of three who did not survive.

Once again, the Government of Saskatchewan proclaimed last week as Teacher/Staff Appreciation Week on the recommendation of the Saskatchewan Association of School Councils.

Forget 5o Shades of Grey and all that nonsense. Valentine’s Day should be a time to harken back to the classics, when love was celebrated with art and poetry, not shady movies.

Strong defence has helped the Humboldt Broncos be successful in the final two months of the Saskatchewan Junior Hockey League (SJHL) regular season. From Jan. 28 to Feb. 10, the Broncos won six straight games.

With not even a year having passed since his trip to nationals, Dylan Manderscheid has once again landed a spot in provincials for the 2015 Youth Bowling Canada (YBC) Four Steps to Stardom competition.

Each month in 2014, SGI is spotlighting a different aspect of driving safety. This month, they’re getting the word out about distracted driving. Distracted driving encompasses anything, not just cell phone use.