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Moose Jaw Crime Stoppers is celebrating its 38th birthday this year and is the oldest Crime Stoppers group in the province.

Across the province, seeding is 38 per cent complete.

The board had conducted its regular functions in agreement with principles outlined in provincial legislation and regulatory requirements, but the new policy articulates and formalizes those processes more completely

The 14th annual Spring Fling Show and Shine will be held at the Sukanen Ship Pioneer Village and Museum on Saturday, June 3.

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Saturday will have a high of 27 C with a low 10 C.

As the 71st annual Band & Choral Festival draws to a close this week, local businesses show gratitude for the impact on the local economy and thanks to all who were involved, the event was a success.

The city reminds motorists that it is illegal to enter a work site where “Road Closed” signs are present and failure to do so may result in penalties under sections 9 and 10 of the city’s Traffic Bylaw.

Len and Bernie Mintenko are once again growing and selling several varieties of sunflowers in support of Ukrainians displaced by Russia’s invasion, and will be setting up a stall at the Wakamow Farmer’s Market when it begins for the season on Saturday, May 27.