Local News

Saskatchewan Teachers’ Federation President Samantha Becotte confirms work to rule will begin Monday.

To meet the needs of shoppers wanting to buy goods manufactured by local artisans, and local artisans wanting to access retail customers, a local store has diversified into selling products made by local residents

Repairs on the train station’s clock tower began early on the morning of April 2nd and the process – once completed – will see the iconic Moose Jaw landmark glowing proudly into the night and telling time once again

Sean Poil, 36, appeared by video in Moose Jaw Provincial Court recently, where he pleaded guilty to two charges of failing to comply with court conditions and two charges of committing mischief to property. 

Seniors looking to return to the workforce in a part-time or casual capacity now have an opportunity to find tailored, senior-friendly job opportunities thanks to a new pilot project launched by the Moose Jaw Chamber of Commerce, ‘Senior Moose Jobs’

Christine Boyczuk, co-ordinator of the Moose Jaw Literacy Network, recently sent a letter on behalf of the Dolly Party Imagination Library committee to both Moose Jaw school divisions, asking them to sponsor the program, now in its third year in Moose Jaw.

Christie Whelan is a local farmer featured on a recent episode of the Saskatchewan-based docuseries, “Flat Out Food,” which aims to connect people with the food they eat

The highway is currently closed, and detours are in place, but motorists should expect delays in the area. They should follow the instructions of emergency personnel on scene.

Board trustees learned more about the good news story in the newsletter during their recent board meeting.

A selection of headlines to read this morning