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Choo, choo! Historic steam engine to chug into Moose Jaw during continental trip

Choo, choo! Historic steam engine to chug into Moose Jaw during continental trip

The Final Spike Anniversary Tour kicks off on Wednesday, April 24, at Canadian Pacific Kansas City's global headquarters in Calgary and concludes on Tuesday, June 4, in Mexico City.
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Downtown shop's expansion now includes storefront for community artisans

Downtown shop's expansion now includes storefront for community artisans

A small downtown business and local artisans came together in the spirit of co-operation this weekend, as 4 Plants Indoor Gardening Supply hosted a grand opening event announcing the expansion of its storefront to include permanent space for 18 community artisans
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Five headlines for Monday morning

Five headlines for Monday morning

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

Good Morning Moose Jaw!

Monday will have a high of 11 C with a low of 1 C
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Kinsmen Sports Celebrity Banquet once again an overwhelming success

Kinsmen Sports Celebrity Banquet once again an overwhelming success

Moose Jaw: Over 500 patrons raise thousands of dollars for charitable organization during annual event on Saturday night
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Congratulations to Moose Jaw’s Notoriously Good Neighbour for March

Congratulations to Moose Jaw’s Notoriously Good Neighbour for March

Larry Wallace has been recognized by the City of Moose Jaw for being a great neighbour
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The Art of Finding Work - Part 6

The Art of Finding Work - Part 6

Trust Is the Key to Setting Yourself Apart During the Hiring Process
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MLA Report from Moose Jaw North

MLA Report from Moose Jaw North

A report from MLA Tim McLeod
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Book Review: How to Feed a Dictator

Book Review: How to Feed a Dictator

Every good cook knows how to blend meats, vegetables and spices into a tasty meal. On a literary level Szablowski can do the same with a story
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For safety reasons, Catholic students to remain inside on Monday during eclipse

For safety reasons, Catholic students to remain inside on Monday during eclipse

In Saskatchewan, the astronomical event will be roughly visible between 11:40 a.m. and 2 p.m.
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