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During this free event, there will be cake, alcoholic and non-alcoholic cocktails and musical entertainment by well-known Saskatchewan musician Jeffery Straker.

“I was just thrilled because now we have a beautiful place to go,” she said. “I’m going to take decorations, put up garland, and I have a little tree I’m going to take and decorate for Christmas. It’s going to be just perfect.”

“It’s really eye opening to see how much money you spend per month,” Schultz said. “You think you actually have lots of money, and then you realize you’re pretty broke.”

“I wound up on the streets at about 33 years old, and it’s hard to even explain how terrible an existence it is — just trying to survive every minute, not knowing where you’ll get your next meal, if you’ll have anywhere to sleep, or if you’ll freeze to death.”

City administration provided an update during the Nov. 25 city council meeting about the condition of Ninth Avenue Southwest.

“To help them through it and see a smile on their face — that’s what makes it all worth it.”

First snowfall sends driving common sense on a skid path.

The CPKC Holiday Train is scheduled to arrive in Moose Jaw on Saturday, Dec. 7, at approximately 4:30 p.m.

Council kicked off its 2025 budget talks on Nov. 27 by hearing from 14 groups, ranging from the library to seniors to arts and culture to business to the environment. 

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