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Book Review: Exploring secrets of the past

Book Review: Exploring secrets of the past

The author has explored more than half of the wrecks discussed.
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WACA to proceed with Truth and Reconciliation ceremony despite no powwow this year

WACA to proceed with Truth and Reconciliation ceremony despite no powwow this year

The Wakamow Aboriginal Community Association (WACA) will honour the occasion this year with a day of celebration on Monday, Sept. 30 at the amphitheater in Crescent Park
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Housing company can build garage despite zoning issues, appeals board rules

Housing company can build garage despite zoning issues, appeals board rules

The appeals board submitted its report to the Sept. 9 regular council meeting, with council unanimously voting to receive and file the document.
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Five headlines for Thursday morning

Five headlines for Thursday morning

Here are some headlines for this morning.
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Peacock girls claim U of R tournament silver medal as high school volleyball season begins

Peacock girls claim U of R tournament silver medal as high school volleyball season begins

Toilers finish second at Hank Lorensen Senior Girls High School Tournament; first games of regular season underway
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Warriors see four players off to National Hockey League training camps

Warriors see four players off to National Hockey League training camps

Defencemen Port (Anaheim), Parker (Minnesota) join forwards Yager (Winnipeg) and Kovacevic (Colorado) at pre-season rookie tournaments
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Public library to host upcoming climate café to address eco-related distress

Public library to host upcoming climate café to address eco-related distress

The upcoming Saskatchewan Climate Café will be held on Tuesday, Sept. 17 in the public library’s Herb Taylor Room from 7 p.m. to 8:30 p.m.
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UPDATED: Serving as police chief ‘the best experience of my life,’ retiring Bourassa says

UPDATED: Serving as police chief ‘the best experience of my life,’ retiring Bourassa says

'I know it’s time. There are no issues going on (but) it’s just time for me personally to retire and for this police service to have a new chief'
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Contractor Alan Wallace hired as Moose Jaw’s temporary development planner

Contractor Alan Wallace hired as Moose Jaw’s temporary development planner

Contractor Alan Wallace has been helping city administration create a new Official Community Plan (OCP), and with recent changes at city hall, he will also help guide planning and development.  
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Humane Society declared this year’s Co-op Fuel Good Day recipient

Humane Society declared this year’s Co-op Fuel Good Day recipient

Each September, the Moose Jaw Co-op sifts through numerous applications from non-profits to find a deserving recipient for its yearly Fuel Good Day campaign
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