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There were 81 home sales last month in Canada’s Most Notorious City, compared to 36 in July 2023, an increase of 56 per cent, data from the Saskatchewan Realtors Association (SRA) shows.

The police service presented the July crime statistics during the Board of Police Commissioners’ Aug. 7 meeting.

The Do More Agriculture Foundation has announced the launch of its 2024 #TalkItOut campaign which seeks to help support agricultural producers who face mental health struggles across the country — and it all starts with a simple conversation

Thomas (Tom) Miller has been a cattle producer for more than 40 years and owns over 30 cattle on a quarter-section of land and is facing a trial in Moose Jaw Provincial Court from Aug. 12 to 16 because he supposedly did not provide his animals with enough food.

Some low-income or homeless residents use the push-trolleys to transport all their goods throughout the city.

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Here are some headlines for this morning.

Ukrainian immigration has influenced food culture in Saskatchewan for 133 years, and to better understand this effect, a university student is collecting stories about how families have preserved their ethnic culinary heritage.

During BRICKSPO, the Moose Jaw Express spoke with a few of the creators to learn more about the inspiration behind their builds

Moose Jaw police responded to a weapons call after learning that an individual was pointing a firearm at a group of people near Langdon Crescent.