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Coach O’Leary looks at state of team heading into Eastern Conference final and what they expect from Saskatoon

Nearly 200 people filled the Events Centre curling rink on April 25 to hear from the Sask. Party leader during the annual Premier’s Dinner. 

The only two Saskatchewan teams left in the WHL playoffs meet in the Eastern Conference Final, with the first game on Friday, April 26, in The Bridge City and the second a day later. Games 3 and 4 are in The Friendly City on Tuesday, April 30 and Wednesday, May 1.

The tower will be 52 metres tall and include a small equipment building on a privately owned commercial parcel adjacent to the Moose Jaw Inn parking lot.

Premier Scott Moe, Mental Health and Addictions Minister Tim McLeod, and Education Minister Jeremy Cockrill announced the expansion of the provincial government’s Mental Health Capacity Building (MHCB) school program will now include Peacock Collegiate

Dr. Sarah Aiono, founder and CEO of New Zealand-based Longworth Education and informally known as “Dr. Play,” brought her philosophy of learning through play to Moose Jaw recently. 

Street sweeping, a parental leave policy, and appointing councillors to lead certain committees were some issues council reviewed during its April 22 regular meeting.

The Community Based Coalition of Moose Jaw South Central Region – known colloquially as “the CBC” – forms a liaison between community stakeholders and the organizations that act on their behalf to improve the collective well-being of the community

A selection of headlines to read this morning

Friday will have a high of 20 C with a low of 3 C