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Presented by Swervin’s Indoor Racing Inc., the Swervin’ Mini Indy event ran from noon to 5 p.m. on May 24, drawing families, spectators, and supporters eager to cheer on local racers while raising awareness for operational stress injuries faced by Canada’s first responders

An idea borne of Leo’s genius has occupied would-be artists for 75 years.

The community car show, held in front of A.E. Peacock Collegiate, brought together a wide variety of classic cars, trucks, and custom builds — many of them restored or built by hand

As part of the agreement, 50 out-of-scope (OOS) employees will receive increases of 1.25 per cent for 2023, three per cent for 2024, 2.5 per cent for 2025 and 2.5 per cent for 2026.

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The Saskatchewan NDP is raising alarms over what it calls a growing homelessness crisis in Moose Jaw, calling on the provincial government to step up its investment in public housing and support programs

By considering zero-emission buses (ZEB), Moose Jaw could access funding that supports this transition and reduces costs, as currently, more funding opportunities exist for ZEBs than for diesel buses, while funding for the latter is disappearing.

"They saved my life," Brentnell said. "It's sort of like a miracle. One to two per cent of people in that situation survive, and I managed to come out of it with no side effects."

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The ruck is set to take place at the Rotary River Park Pavilion, across from the recently reopened Burger Cabin on Saturday, May 31, starting at 9 a.m.