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Brandon Ryan Doward Richardson pleaded guilty to several offences during a recent appearance in Moose Jaw Provincial Court.

Saskatchewan residents who want to become firefighters will soon be able to train in their home province again as applications open for National Fire Protection Association (NFPA) training, starting in July at Parkland College in Melville.

The Moose Jaw Wildlife Federation (MJWF), a branch of the provincial organization, runs numerous education and conservation programs in the city, and MJWF area director Todd Smith hopes to see the community turn out to keep those programs going.

Saskatchewan campers should start setting up their accounts and getting ready to book, Sask Parks said in a March 24 press release — less than two weeks to go before 2023 reservations open on April 3 for seasonal campsites, and April 4 to 12 for nightly reservations

A letter to the editor from John Fefchak.

A selection of headlines to read this morning.

Saturday will have a high of -4 C with a low of -12 C.

Warriors take 3-0 lead, score pair in final five minutes of third to take 5-3 win in Prince Albert; first round series with Hurricanes to open Friday night

Skip Gil Dash, third Marie Wright, second Darwin Bender, lead Moose Gibson roll to 6-2 win over Nothern Ontario’s Douglas Dean in gold medal game

The non-profit brass and reed instrument group began in 1993 after the Canadian Armed Forces’ (CAF) community group dissolved, which prompted the former bandmaster to start the Band City Band