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Ice among favourites in U13 A and U19 A divisions as five Moose Jaw teams in action

The City of Moose Jaw is advising residents that the Fourth Avenue Bridge — otherwise known as the Thunderbird Viaduct — will be temporarily closed for repairs starting on Monday, July 15

Canucks aim to cap undefeated season in 11U AA, among favourites in 15U AA tournament

Beavers build early 3-1 lead, hold on for 4-2 victory in WCBL action at Ross Wells Park

Established in 1996, the Saskatchewan Festival of Words is a registered non-profit hosting an annual literary festival to showcase literary talent from across Canada in Moose Jaw’s historic downtown

The board of police commissioners received the findings of the community perceptions survey during its recent meeting.

Drivers will have to lay off the gas in school zones this summer as the City of Moose Jaw continues to move its speed limits from 40 down to 30 kilometers per hour to enhance residents’ safety – and to catch up with the rest of the province

Members of the board of police commissioners learned about the new traffic trailer and received an update about the trespassing initiative during their July 10 meeting.

Moose Jaw is well-known for its historic murals and downtown buildings, but it also has hundreds of homes constructed during the World Wars that possess unique stories.

Since shopping carts become stolen property after people remove them from a store’s property, the police service's strategic services unit has created a new initiative to deter people from taking the merchandise carriers.