Local News

Local amateur radio operators gathered on Nov. 16, 1921 and chartered the Moose Jaw Amateur Radio Association, while in 1922, the federal government issued the first Canadian station licence to Moose Jaw. That station eventually became CHAB.

Wrangler Elisa, who hails from just outside Saskatoon, has brought her own menagerie of exotic critters to delight fairgoers.

Each evening Mr Circus will be performing a fire show for all fairgoers to see.

So much to see and do at the Exhibition Grounds this weekend

Stephen Dombowsky, John Mohan’s son-in-law and owner of the Axe & Timber Company took over the proprietorship.  

The Moose Jaw Public Library (MJPL) is anticipating a busy summer as schools prepare to unleash students on vacation: Check out their special events and regular monthly programming for something to do in July.

A selection of headlines to read this morning.

Friday will have a high of 23 C with a low of 7 C.

Giants battle to 6-3 win, Canadians take 4-4 draw at Lyle Helland Ball Diamond

Ferry officially opened for business on Thursday afternoon, drastically shortening travel for area producers