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Starting May 24, and running for four consecutive Saturdays until concluding on June 14, the Mintenkos will be stationed outside the Moose Jaw Co-op Food Store from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m.

The Saskatchewan Human Rights Commission hosted a well-attended public engagement session at the Moose Jaw Public Library.

The report showed that there was $1,310,210.78 in the short-term portfolio, $24,497,318.01 in the moderate-term portfolio and $80,205,023.05 in the long-term portfolio as of March 31, for a total of $106,012,551.84.

Miller Express overcome 10-3 deficit with seven-run eighth inning but go on to drop 13-10 decision in WCBL season opener

Cornerstone’s Ademide Adewumi also continues record-breaking career with new mark in senior girls shot put; nine records in total broken on Wednesday

The Canadian Council on Rehabilitation and Work (CCRW) offers employment services for job seekers with disabilities who face barriers and works with employers and community-based organizations to help residents with disabilities find meaningful and equitable employment.

The 2025 Tim Hortons Smile Cookie Campaign has once again proven the power of community generosity, raising $34,276.54.

A familiar face in Saskatchewan’s military and public service circles has returned to uniform in a new role.

Councillors made several inquiries during the recent city council meeting, including about the former snow dump, fire hydrants and a downtown washroom.

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