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TV Flat Out Food series features Gravelbourg Mustard

TV Flat Out Food series features Gravelbourg Mustard

Field to the plate documentary highlights popular local product.
Special air quality statement issued for much of Sask due to smoke

Special air quality statement issued for much of Sask due to smoke

Communities throughout the province are affected by the advisory.
From red tape to green waste

From red tape to green waste

Saskatchewan introduces flexible rules for municipal composting facilities.
Moose Jaw Pride Week offers 20 events from May 25 to June 1

Moose Jaw Pride Week offers 20 events from May 25 to June 1

Moose Jaw Pride Week 2025 features a full lineup of inclusive events for all ages and adults, celebrating diversity, identity and community.
Council updates advertising policy to clarify length of contracts

Council updates advertising policy to clarify length of contracts

The policy provides a consistent approach to facilitate and support naming rights, advertising and sponsorship opportunities for city-owned and -controlled assets to help enhance financial sustainability at those venues.
Photos: Salute to Arcola School's Class of 2025

Photos: Salute to Arcola School's Class of 2025

Ten students were celebrated at a ceremony on May 16.
Councillor raises concern about spray paint on Moose Jaw brickwork

Councillor raises concern about spray paint on Moose Jaw brickwork

A Moose Jaw councillor is raising concerns over spray-painted markings on downtown brickwork, calling them permanent and graffiti-like.
Over 80 students participate in Sask. Polytech's business and management showcase

Over 80 students participate in Sask. Polytech's business and management showcase

Twenty-one student groups participated, representing all four Sask Polytech campuses in Moose Jaw, Prince Albert, Regina and Saskatoon.
MJ residents express concern, oppose proposed zoning changes

MJ residents express concern, oppose proposed zoning changes

'This change prioritizes developer interests over community cohesion (and pushes) families out of neighbourhoods (that) they have helped build and sustain for decades'
Opinion: Epics of the 1950s found box office gold in stories of faith

Opinion: Epics of the 1950s found box office gold in stories of faith

Religious blockbuster movies like Quo Vadis, The Robe and Ben-Hur tapped into audiences’ appetite for spectacle and scripture.
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