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  • Local News

    Yes, this could happen to you

    Caitie McRae Journal Staff Reporter journal.reporter2@sasktel.net Posted: June 6,2013

    Yes, this could happen to you

    One of the worst human afflictions is the “It'll never happen to me” syndrome.
    Maybe this condition is behind the Statistics Canada reported 121 deaths from impaired driving in 2011.
    That number is the lowest it's been in 25 years but still, 121 people died needlessly.

  • Local News

    Firefighters awarded service medals

    Andrea Nicholl Journal Editor humboldt.journal@sasktel.net Posted: June 6,2013

    Firefighters awarded service medals

    Two Humboldt firefighters have been recognized for more than 25 years of dedicated service.
    Firefighter James Huber and former deputy chief Francis Kunz were presented with the Saskatchewan Protective Services Medal on May 30.

  • Local News

    Lucien Lake to bloom this summer

    Caitie McRae & Braedon Clark Journal Staff Writers Posted: June 6,2013

    Lucien Lake is stepping out of Humboldt's shadows and into the spotlight.

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Local News

Viterra announces upgrades to Humboldt grain terminal

Humboldt’s grain elevators are set for a major upgrade. Viterra Inc., one of...

posted: May 31,2013

Firefighters battle blaze at local landfill

The REACT landfill just south of Humboldt was the site of a small fire last Thursday.

posted: May 30,2013

Future of Humboldt Co-op

The 76th annual general meeting for the Humboldt Co-op was held May 21. With the...

posted: May 30,2013

Supporters hit the pavement for MS

Despite a slight decline in numbers, the Saskatchewan Blue Cross MS Walk held in Humboldt was a...

posted: May 30,2013

Pedestrian struck and killed

A 78-year-old woman died after being struck by a vehicle Friday morning in Humboldt. Emergency...

posted: May 23,2013

New feature for local parks

Glenn Hall Park is well on its way to receiving an attractive — and much needed —...

posted: May 23,2013
Local Sports

Major victory for Olympian

It was another notch on the belt for Humboldt’s Olympian. Brianne Theisen narrowly won the ...

posted: June 6,2013

Marysburg Royals play it close

If there's one thing the Marysburg Royals have proven they can do consistently, it's to play close...

posted: June 6,2013

Royals open season with win over Saskatoon Outlaws

In baseball action, the Marysburg Royals opened their season on May 23 with a 6-4 win over the...

posted: May 30,2013

HCI athletes clean up on the track

The opening salvo of the track and field season saw Glenn Hall Park overrun with swarms of athletes ...

posted: May 30,2013

Brockman named second for CJHL Coach of the Year Award

Dean Brockman is the runner-up for the inaugural CJHL Coach of the Year Award.  The...

posted: May 23,2013

Badminton season wraps up at Humboldt schools

The shuttlecocks and racquets have been packed up as another year of badminton comes to an end at...

posted: May 23,2013
AgriculturePowered by:AgCanada.com

White House threatens to veto U.S. Farm Bill over food stamp cuts

The White House has threatened to veto a five-year farm bill on Thursday because of "unacceptable...

posted: June 18,2013

Australian beef exports seen at record in 2013-14

Australia will export a record amount of beef in 2013-14, driven by strong demand from the United...

posted: June 18,2013

Major expansion on hold for Sask. fertilizer plant

Blaming the rising cost of construction work, Norwegian fertilizer producer Yara International has...

posted: June 18,2013

Local Sports

Another Bronco heading to Red Deer

It seems like a hockey pipeline runs from Humboldt to Red Deer. Kameron Ballas has become the...

posted: May 23,2013

Local curling legend honoured

Arnold Mueller’s lifetime in curling has earned him a major award.On April 27 Mueller was...

posted: May 17,2013

Broncos’ goalie named top net-minder

He’s no longer a Bronco, but Matt Hrynkiw is going out with a bang. The former star...

posted: May 17,2013


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Editorial

Get up, get moving – your kids are getting lazy

Grades for this year’s Active Healthy Kids Canada Report Card on Physical Activity for...


Equality for our 11 per cent

Aboriginal populations are growing, with 4.3 per cent of Canadians reporting to be of Aboriginal...


Arts & Entertainment

Gay and lesbian support group opens Humboldt chapter with first meeting

Humboldt’s gay and lesbian community now has an organization to call its own. The inaugural ...


Seniors shine spotlight on affordable assisted living

City council heard from an informal committee on assisted living in Humboldt on May 13. The...


National

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