Humboldt Journal

Changes to Saskatchewan’s Alcohol and Gaming Regulation Amendment Act means that consumers will be able to buy wine and craft spirits directly from suppliers in B.C.

In pursuit of sharing their experiences, Big Brothers Big Sisters (BBBS) Humboldt and Area have partnered with the regional Toastmasters club to train some of their older youths on how to speak in public as part of their new ambassador program.

It was a mixed bag of treats for the elementary students during their annual Christmas concert at St. Dominic’s School on Dec. 11. The school performed the concert twice on the same day, once in the afternoon and again in the evening.

STADNYK : Lloyd Anton April 13, 1958 – December 11, 2014 The sudden and unexpected passing of Lloyd Anton Stadnyk of Humboldt, SK, occurred at his residence on Thursday, December 11, 2014, at the age of 56 years.

As of 9:45 this morning, 35 cars on a westbound Canadian National (CN) train derailed near Raymore, Sask. No one was hurt and no dangerous materials were leaked.

KONLUP: Sr. Loretta Marilyn, OSU May 22, 1933 – December 2, 2014 Lucille Marilyn Konlup was born to Anthony and Katherine (nee Brockman) Konlup on May 22, 1933, just after her identical twin sister Luella, in Humboldt, SK. Lucille attended St.

The crowd that braved the cold for a book launch of Alphonse Gerwing’s memoir proved that he was well-known and appreciated in the community.

The $11 billion Energy East pipeline seems to have become the new bone of contention between the eastern and western provinces.

The Festival of Wreaths has come to an end and the vacant space has been filled by a traveling exhibit called Hi-Fibre Content.

With the Festival of Wreaths moved across the street to the Humboldt Gallery, staff members were looking for a way to make the inside of the museum a little more festive: an Old Fashioned Christmas was born.