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Students spend the week of May 15-18 improving their performances by receiving valuable feedback from adjudicators during the 71st annual Moose Jaw Band & Choral Festival

Heavy forest fire smoke over city causes track and field cities to be set back a day, city cancels all outdoor sports

From January to April, the agency saw increases of 17.6 per cent in crimes against people, 13.2 per cent in crimes against property and 11.5 per cent in service calls compared to last year, recent crime statistics show. 

The Downtown Moose Jaw Association’s (DMJA) second annual Greek Night built on the success of the first edition, selling out 300 tickets within two weeks, as main sponsor The Mad Greek restaurant celebrates its 20th anniversary this year.

There were eight attacks on police from January to April of this year, compared to two incidents during the same period last year and five incidents year-to-date in 2021, the most recent crime statistics show. 

City Hall is one of Moose Jaw’s most historic and significant pieces of architecture, and the clock tower at its top is its crowning glory, which is why some true-to-heritage facelifts have been ordered and will be completed by the end of summer.

The Government of Saskatchewan is investing nearly $69 million dollars in funding for the planning, design and construction of the Prekindergarten - Grade 8 school, which is an increase of approximately $19 million dollars since the site was selected in 2020.

This week's editorial from senior editor Joan Ritchie.

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Wednesday will have a high of 21 C with a low of 5 C.