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Just over two weeks after their previous forecast, the Saskatchewan Watershed authority (SWA) has released an update of potential spring runoff conditions for the province.

The provincial government is trying to keep municipalities happy, promising to work with them on growth and development issues.

Questions, questions, questions are floating around about the proposed merger between Carlton Trail Regional College (CTRC) and St. Peter's College (SPC).

The 2011 Junior Citizen of the Year, Kaytlin Hantke, was shocked when she heard her new title. "I didn't know I was nominated," said Hantke.

You win some, you lose some. The Humboldt Broncos split their two away games this week, coming away from their western road trip with a loss to the Kindersley Klippers and a win over the Battlefords North Stars.

The regular season is almost over, and they're not letting up on the gas. The Humboldt Broncos scored two more wins at home this week, one over one of the strongest teams in the league this season.

There's ice all around the Humboldt region, but it was the ice inside a particular building that was the focus of attention on the weekend.

I retired as principal/CEO from Carlton Trail Regional College about 15 years ago. We decided to remain in Humboldt because it is a great place to live.

This week, I had the pleasure of interviewing Humboldt's Citizen of the Year for 2011. I also got to write about the accomplishments of the other five fine nominees for the award. And I have to say, I'm very impressed.

This letter is to bring to attention to current proposed changes to the province's regional college system and the concerns of One Arrow First Nation.