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The Moose Jaw Police Service requires nearly $12,000 more to equip a new vehicle with the necessary gear after funding from the Saskatchewan Health Authority fell short.

Brandon Lee Bluecloud, 29, sat reflectively behind glass on the afternoon of April 15 as he awaited Judge Brian Hendrickson’s ruling to determine whether he’s fit to stand trial following his earlier Oct. 3, 2023, hypodermic needle assault in downtown Moose Jaw

Opposition leader Carla Beck stood outside the Dr. F.H. Wigmore Regional Hospital with Brayden Dutchak, whose mother is a cancer survivor, to call on the Sask. Party government to reopen the hyperbaric chamber in Moose Jaw on April 15

The Regina Symphony Orchestra (RSO) will be returning to Moose Jaw later this month, and lovers of classical music will have the opportunity to attend a free concert at Zion United Church on Thursday, April 25

Part 2 in an in-depth series looking into the mid-air plane collision that killed 37 people on April 8, 1954.

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Tuesday will have a high of 15 C with a low of 0 C

Two Moose Jaw officers provided more details about Jeremy Sabourin’s suicide in detention cells two years ago, during the first day of a coroner’s inquest at Court of King’s Bench on April 15.  

A coroner’s inquest reviewing Jeremy Sabourin’s death in the Moose Jaw Police Service’s (MJPS) detention cells kicked off at Court of King’s Bench on April 15.