Local News

A selection of headlines to read this morning

Sunday will have a high of 9 C with a low of -1 C.

Firkus ties game with just over two minutes remaining, Mateychuk scores in overtime as Warriors escape with 3-2 victory in another barnburner against Tigers

After win in women’s club provincials last weekend, local skip in action with makeshift team during Sask Women’s Curling Tour stop in Moose Jaw

Host of teams still in contention for playoff spots as tournament approaches playoffs on Sunday morning

The new cases are located in the following zones: Regina (44), Saskatoon (28), Central East (23), South East (18), Far North East (13), North West (13), North Central (12), South Central (8), Far North West (4), Central West (3) and North East (1) with 6 pending residence.

The Canadian Imperial Bank of Commerce (CIBC) saw nearly 2,000 employees enlist during the First World War, including men from Moose Jaw such as John Jarvis and Herbert Stewart, who contributed in different ways.

Skydive South Sask has been in operation for nearly 42 years. They are a group of enthusiasts who are in the sport for life. Many of the “lifers,” as they call themselves, have logged thousands and thousands of jumps – not just in Moose Jaw, but globally.

A letter to the editor from Fran Millar

A third article featuring Moose Javians who served and died in the First World War, including Arthur Ernest Thomson, Harry Dwight Corrigan, William Taylor, James Duckworth and Herbert Percival Stevens.