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Inaugural golf tourney tees up support for Early Childhood Intervention Program

Inaugural golf tourney tees up support for Early Childhood Intervention Program

South Central ECIP supports children from birth to school age who are experiencing or at risk for developmental delays, including delays in walking, talking, playing, eating, or social interaction.
Letter to the Editor: Polytechnics are Canada’s best bet in an era of disruption and uncertainty

Letter to the Editor: Polytechnics are Canada’s best bet in an era of disruption and uncertainty

Polytechnics Canada members offer programming that prepares graduates to work in 86% of in-demand roles in health care, skilled trades, IT, tourism and hospitality, and care occupations.
Dave Banting’s legacy honoured during golf classic tournament

Dave Banting’s legacy honoured during golf classic tournament

This year’s gathering was especially meaningful as it coincided with the 90th birthday celebration of Fran Banting, Dave’s wife, who was surrounded by her children, grandchildren, and great-grandchildren
Grannie Lannie’s Summer Art Club offers free, inclusive fun in Crescent Park

Grannie Lannie’s Summer Art Club offers free, inclusive fun in Crescent Park

Each week features a different guided craft — such as popsicle stick painting or tissue paper trees — alongside a collection of open-ended art supplies including paints, markers, and pencil crayons.
Moose Jaw RCMP release sketch of alleged antivirus scam suspect

Moose Jaw RCMP release sketch of alleged antivirus scam suspect

The police investigation determined a victim purchased a fraudulent antivirus subscription on their computer.
Rory Allen to rock Crescent Park as final ‘Concerts in the Park’ performer

Rory Allen to rock Crescent Park as final ‘Concerts in the Park’ performer

Known for faithfully recreating the King of Rock ’n’ Roll’s signature sound, Allen’s high-energy performance will include a medley of Elvis Presley’s greatest hits — from hip-shakin’ rock-and-roll to heartfelt gospel ballads.
Moose Jaw saw 14% price gains in home sales in July, data show

Moose Jaw saw 14% price gains in home sales in July, data show

There were 71 homes sold in Canada’s Most Notorious City last month, compared to 79 — a drop of 12 per cent — in July 2024, the Saskatchewan Realtors Association (SRA) said.
Saskatoon tech company kicks off fertilizer project near Tuxford

Saskatoon tech company kicks off fertilizer project near Tuxford

'We’re super excited. Since we’ve announced (the project’s launch), we’ve had a lot of positive feedback (and) a lot of interested parties. It’s been great so far.'
Tariffs, supply shortages melt former candy store’s ability to operate

Tariffs, supply shortages melt former candy store’s ability to operate

'Let’s just say it was difficult getting product into the store, plus expenses faaar outweighed the sales revenue. It simply wasn’t profitable'
Fezzes in the Friendly City: Moose Jaw to host major Shriners convention

Fezzes in the Friendly City: Moose Jaw to host major Shriners convention

'We (already) have well over 300 hotel rooms booked (for August) … It’ll be great for the restaurants (and) it’ll be great for the retail stores'
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