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The community services department presented an updated Yara Centre booking and usage policy during city council’s recent meeting.

Moose Jaw’s branch of the Western Development Museum proudly announced the return of its iconic K+S Potash Canada Short Line 101 steam locomotive, which embarked on its first run of the 2025 season recently.

Honouring plants that we have grown over the centuries.

Dr. Mark Tremblay from the University of Ottawa was one of seven speakers during the recent “Believe In Our Future” International Early Learning Conference at the Temple Gardens Centre.

A Moose Jaw-born athlete is making waves on the national stage, bringing home a silver medal on April 27 from the three-day 2025 Canadian Ninja League National Finals

The Western Development Museum hosted the event on May 14, with more than 80 students from the Moose Jaw area producing 60 projects using cardboard posters and props to accompany their presentations. 

There was $311,605 less in event revenue than expected, while the rink program generated $17,832 less in revenue than planned.

A fourth-generation farmer from Assiniboia, Sask., Payant splits his year between harvesting grain on his family’s prairie farm and cultivating ancestral Nacional cacao in South America, alongside his wife and business partner Tiffany Rose

City administration presented a report during the May 12 regular meeting urging council to approve a transit zero-emissions vehicle (ZEV) feasibility study for $190,600, with $38,120 to come from municipal coffers.