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The Government of Saskatchewan is investing $124,400 to establish 15 emergency shelter spaces in Moose Jaw, operated by John Howard Society of Saskatchewan. The funding is part of the Provincial Approach to Homelessness, announced in October 2023.

City administration has pegged the new aquatic centre’s total cost at just over $13 million, with construction at $12.5 million. Building the pool near the Sportsplex could save $6 million.

City administration told council during budget deliberations that it expects to implement the enhanced program in the first or second quarter of this year.

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Wednesday will have a high of -3 C with a low of -9 C

The Government of Saskatchewan, the Saskatchewan Literacy Network (SLN) and local Family Literacy Hubs are inviting families to join them in celebrating Family Literacy Week from Jan. 22 to 28

As the second one-day Saskatchewan Teachers' Federation (STF) strike got underway on Jan. 22, MooseJawToday.com requested a statement from the Ministry of Education, which reissued an earlier emailed statement with little modification.

Known as a poet, writer, and presenter of folklore, the distinguished life of Scotsman Robert Burns has been celebrated everywhere people of Scottish descent have traveled the world over since 1796