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Kierin Osberg scores winner in overtime as Moose Jaw takes 3-2 victory over Swift Current

In January, the Ministry of Education expanded the division’s early learning intensive supports (ELIS) program by four spots.

“These men are standing in solidarity with survivors and helping to create a safer, more equitable community,” Jenn Angus said. “Women see that they have allies, and men and boys see shining examples of strong leadership in other men.”

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Living Sky Collectibles is hosting the inaugural “Living Sky Card Show” on March 23. Some items for sale include sports cards, trading card games (TCG), collectibles, vintage items, and more.

The initiative aims to ensure that children have access to early hearing assessments, which are essential for effective communication, social development, and academic success

The Moose Jaw area can expect above-normal spring runoff this year because of an above-normal snowpack and a wetter-than-normal fall.

The province announced on social media that motorists should watch for speed reductions, equipment, people working, and potential lane closures at Highway 2 over Highway 1 in Moose Jaw for an overpass project, weather permitting, beginning on Monday, March 17.

The Mae Wilson Theatre is hosting Frozen Jr., on Friday, March 28 at 7 p.m. and Saturday, March 29 at 2 and 7 p.m.