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Acceptance needed in Middle East

Leo Kurtenbach (letter published in Humboldt Journal November 3) reveals a distinct bias when he mentions the Israeli bombing of homes, schools and hospitals without mentioning that the terrorists hide among those inside such buildings.
RCMP continue to search for Dana man

RCMP continue to search for Dana man

RCMP in Colonsay continue to investigate the circumstances surrounding the disappearance of Victor Mateyshin, a 84-year-old male from the community of Dana, SK. Mateyshin was reported missing on September 22.
Province announces third-party assessment of proposed merger

Province announces third-party assessment of proposed merger

Spring 2011. That's when the government will announce a decision on a proposed merger between two local educational institutions.
Harvest finally done - for most

Harvest finally done - for most

There's snow on the ground and unlike last year, the long-range forecast isn't promising a change in the weather.

BHP withdraws offer for PotashCorp

It's been the talk of the province in coffee shops, and in the Legislature for months, but the final curtain has fallen. On November 15, BHP Billiton, the Australian mining company, withdrew its $38.6 billion offer to buy PotashCorp.
Annaheim wins league volleyball title

Annaheim wins league volleyball title

The evening started out a little slow, but ended with a heart-stopping finale. Dives, pin-point serves, and pounding spikes all dominated a volleyball league playoff last week.
Mohawks earn redemption, Provincial title

Mohawks earn redemption, Provincial title

A little over a year ago, the Humboldt Collegiate Institute (HCI) Mohawks nine-man football team had to watch a celebration on their field by an opponent that would play for a provincial championship.
Deadly day

Deadly day

Collisions kill one, injure three
City: Four-way stop still a temporary measure

City: Four-way stop still a temporary measure

It's popular with some, confusing to others, and won't be there much longer, the City of Humboldt says. A four-way stop has replaced the lights at the intersection of Hwys. 5 and 20 since the Thanksgiving long weekend.
Grade 9 students from HCI explore working world

Grade 9 students from HCI explore working world

It's an annual event that sees over 200,000 students across the country take part, and close to 100 students from a local school joined in.
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