Local News

It appears that adding more angled parking on High Street East could be feasible, city hall says, but that decision will likely be determined next year once a traffic report is completed.  

The Organization of Saskatchewan Arts Councils (OSAC) Performing Arts circuit is bringing two acts to the Moose Jaw Cultural Centre (MJCC) this fall — The reimagined swing and Gypsy jazz of Christine Tassan et les Imposteures, and the folk/pop/indie music of Indigenous duo Twin Flames.

The new water treatment plant cost $10.6 million and will serve both communities for at least the next 25 years.

Here are five headlines for Thursday, Sept. 29.

Thursday will have a high of 32 C and a low of 9 C.

Vikings move to 4-0 with three-game win over Assiniboia, Peacock to 3-0 with four-game win over Vanier

Assiniboia’s Karst puts together third-place showing to lead team to impressive finish

Moose Jaw line-up quickly being bolstered by players returning from NHL camps

Dance Images by BJ has kicked off its 33rd season and is still welcoming anyone who wants to join.

River Street Potters opened in April this year in the basement of 337 River Street West. The potters are Faithe Sovdi, Shannan Taylor, Dianne Newman, and Melanie McFarlane, and their only goal is nourishing their enthusiasm to create and play with clay.