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There were 72 homes sold in The Friendly City last month, compared to 60 units — a jump of 16 per cent — in May 2024, the Saskatchewan Realtors Association (SRA) said.

25 per cent drop in net income on par with national average.

Services span the gamut of helping those in need.

Westmount began in 1914 as one classroom in a room rented from the Presbyterian Mission on 12th Avenue Southwest for $30 per month and three-quarters of the coal bill. A four-room school building then opened on Nov. 1, 1921.

Approved during the 2025 budget process, the new utility will be added onto utility bills for all properties in Moose Jaw with a charge of $9.80 per month.

After nearly 14 years of guiding Moose Jaw’s pro-life group as board president, Jean Landry is stepping down.

With tee-off just around the corner, Inclusion Moose Jaw is reminding the community that the second annual “Golf for a Purpose” tournament is more than just a fun afternoon on the fairway — it’s an invitation to help build a more inclusive Moose Jaw, one swing at a time

Broadcasters across Saskatchewan will host a June 12 radiothon to support Canadian Red Cross efforts for wildfire evacuees.

“Museum Day is all about bringing history to life in a fun, interactive way,” said Alexis Jones, program co-ordinator at the WDM