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The store has been a quilting staple for more than two decades, offering supplies, classes, and a welcoming space to gather and create.

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This year’s 31st annual Western Canada Bob and Corinne Cobbe Classic floor shuffleboard tournament at the Timothy Eaton’s Centre was dedicated as the “Milly Schultz Memorial Tournament.”

Attendees heard from more than two dozen authors, including poets, fiction writers, memoirists, and performance artists, many of whom used their time to reflect on the creative process — and the emotional cost that often comes with it.

The province recently disbursed $1.53 million to 61 communities for various projects through its traffic safety fund program.

Homestand ‘25 marks the fifth anniversary of the annual community-driven music festival, which raises funds for local youth mental health initiatives.

Stepping into the Moose Jaw Public Library’s theatre during the Festival of Words felt like crossing into a different world — part university classroom, part antique bookstore, and part sacred literary space.

The affected parcel, 0.024 hectares (0.06 acres) in size, is not used as a road and serves no function, while the City of Moose Jaw does not require it.

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The wooden cart, built without nails or screws using mortise and tenon joinery, was constructed over a period of two months by a small group of four local volunteers. Its wheels stand five feet tall and are wrapped in rawhide sourced from a Saskatchewan tannery.