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Maxime (Max) Bernier was in Moose Jaw April 19, where he spoke to nearly 50 people about why the PPC has the best platform to address the issues facing Canada.

Roughly 50 people packed Branch No. 59’s lounge on April 19 for “the final show” at the Royal Canadian Legion’s 268 High Street West building, as the organization is moving to a new building.

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Introduced in 2019-20, the program provides grants for building upgrades, operations, events and other activities to advance the work and help strengthen the long-term sustainability of veteran service organizations across the province.  

Roughly 60 guests filled the church hall for the spring tradition, which featured tables of homemade goodies, a sit-down tea service, and a chance to reconnect after a long winter

Board trustees with Holy Trinity Catholic School Division received a report about technology upgrades happening throughout the division during their April meeting.

The Kinsmen Inclusion Garden is once again springing to life in Moose Jaw, offering residents of all abilities a welcoming space to grow fresh produce and connect with the soil and with their community

Five members of Holy Trinity Catholic School Division attended the 58th annual Los Angeles Religious Education Congress (LA Congress). The conference is the largest gathering of Catholics in the United States, with roughly 40,000 people attending.

“We’re looking to hopefully find someone who wants to carry on the business.” - Moose Jaw store owner.

As gardeners across the Prairies prepare for summer, understanding the science of pollination is key to growing fruitful plants like apples. Opinion piece