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Province to use 21K tons of dirt to stop Ninth Avenue SW from sliding into valley

Province to use 21K tons of dirt to stop Ninth Avenue SW from sliding into valley

To help residents and road users better understand the project, the Ministry of Highways held an open house at the Events Centre on April 30, with government and heritage officials on hand to answer questions. 
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Grills cleaned off for new season of outdoor meals

Grills cleaned off for new season of outdoor meals

This week's recipes include Barbecued Chicken on a Stick, Curried Turkey Burgers and Grilled Cod Packets
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Virtual Coffee Club talk explores the WDM's 75 years of history

Virtual Coffee Club talk explores the WDM's 75 years of history

The Western Development Museum is now celebrating 75 years in Saskatchewan, and to mark the occasion, a recent Virtual Coffee Club presentation led by Alexis Jones explored the museum’s history in the province
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PSSD’s career day helps students consider — and reconsider — their future aspirations

PSSD’s career day helps students consider — and reconsider — their future aspirations

More than 1,200 high school youths visited the Moose Jaw Exhibition Grounds’ Convention Centre on April 30 to see what is available in Moose Jaw and Saskatchewan. 
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Editor's Note

Editor's Note

I am glad that golfing is on the go now that the clubs have opened for the season. Sure makes for an opportunity to get some exercise while having a lot of frustrating fun with family and friends
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CAA makes it official: Moose Jaw has the four worst roads in the province

CAA makes it official: Moose Jaw has the four worst roads in the province

From April 9 to 29, thousands of Saskatchewan road users — including motorists, pedestrians, cyclists, and passengers — nominated and voted for their worst, most unsafe roads.
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Major repairs to Thunderbird Viaduct only possible after arbitration concludes, mayor says

Major repairs to Thunderbird Viaduct only possible after arbitration concludes, mayor says

Mayor Clive Tolley spoke about the condition of the Thunderbird Viaduct and other streets and roads in Moose Jaw following the recent city council meeting.
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Letter to the Editor: Solid Waste Management Facility

Letter to the Editor: Solid Waste Management Facility

A letter to the editor from Wilda Soper for Friends of the R.M. #161
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Five headlines for Wednesday morning

Five headlines for Wednesday morning

A selection of headlines to read this morning
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Good Morning Moose Jaw!

Good Morning Moose Jaw!

Wednesday will have a high of 8 C with a low of 1 C
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