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The interim education plan was created in response to the devastating effect that the pandemic has had on students during the past two years.

Mensik grand slam in the top of 10th leads to 8-4 win for Moose Jaw

Len and Bernie Mintenko sold sunflowers at the Wakamow Farmer’s Market to add to the work of Moose Jaw’s Rotary Clubs in raising money for Ukrainian refugees in Poland.

There were 83 homes sold last month in The Friendly City, an increase from 71 units sold last May, data from the Saskatchewan Realtors Association (SRA) shows. 

Canadian historians have provided a detailed account of the actions of Pte. William Johnstone Milne at Vimy Ridge on April 9, 1917.

As part of the extensive investigation, officers dedicated more than 7,000 hours to surveillance in Alberta, Ontario and Saskatchewan; executed over 60 judicial authorizations; criminally charged seven individuals; and seized a significant amount of illicit drugs and currency.

The month of June is Brain Injury Awareness Month and a good time to be a little more educated about the - potentially lifelong - consequences of brain injuries. Traumatic brain injury (TBI) is a leading cause of disability worldwide.

The Village of Cambusnethan held a ceremony on June 1 to honour Pte. William Johnstone Milne. Milne — originally from that community — was a farmer near Mortlach who fought during the First World War and died during the Battle of Vimy Ridge.