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Canadian Hockey League releases order for upcoming Import Draft

Canadian Hockey League releases order for upcoming Import Draft

Swift Current holds top pick among WHL teams, Warriors second-highest, OHL's North Bay first overall
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Women Fore Women Golf Tournament presents first scholarships

Women Fore Women Golf Tournament presents first scholarships

Vanier’s Thul, Central’s McCulloch, Peacock’s Mowchenko all honoured with $500 awards from Hillcrest Golf Course event
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Rollin’, Rollin’, Rollin’: SaSki Sisters to hold inline skating marathon fundraiser

Rollin’, Rollin’, Rollin’: SaSki Sisters to hold inline skating marathon fundraiser

SaSki Sisters coach Morgan Waldo to lead rollerblading run from Moose Jaw to Regina on Sept. 5
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'On the cusp of something:' local musicians, COVID-19, and a changing industry

'On the cusp of something:' local musicians, COVID-19, and a changing industry

Three local musicians shared their experiences during the COVID-19 pandemic shutdowns, and where they think the industry might be headed next
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3 new COVID-19 cases, 5 more recoveries

3 new COVID-19 cases, 5 more recoveries

Two of the new cases are in the Far North, while one is in the Saskatoon area
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Tough times don’t last, tough people do: Kissel

Tough times don’t last, tough people do: Kissel

Joyce Walter writes about various topics
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Get your tickets for the Humane Society's 4Paws Lottery today

Get your tickets for the Humane Society's 4Paws Lottery today

Be sure to try out the drive-in option when purchasing tickets
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Local students awarded industry scholarships from provincial program

Local students awarded industry scholarships from provincial program

Several winners of this years Saskatchewan Youth Apprenticeship scholarships are from the Moose Jaw area
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Fewer workers died last year compared to 2018, Sask. WCB says

Fewer workers died last year compared to 2018, Sask. WCB says

Last year, 21,473 workers were injured in Saskatchewan workplaces, with 36 individuals dying from these work-related incidents
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Hairdressers hang up their scissors after decades in the business

Hairdressers hang up their scissors after decades in the business

While most businesses have reopened to the public, owners of two of Moose Jaw’s long-standing barbershops have packed up their scissors and called it a career
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