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Good Morning Moose Jaw!

Good Morning Moose Jaw!

Monday will have a high of -5 C with a low of -14 C.
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Dance for Hunger Showcase once again helps fill shelves at Food Bank

Dance for Hunger Showcase once again helps fill shelves at Food Bank

Annual event sees dancers perform for first time this season while bringing in plenty of food items for Moose Jaw and District Food Bank
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Moose Jaw’s Wright excited to play for Canadian Wheelchair Curling Championship on home ice

Moose Jaw’s Wright excited to play for Canadian Wheelchair Curling Championship on home ice

First practices Sunday afternoon kick off event at Moose Jaw Events Centre
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Four Moose Jaw basketball teams off to Hoopla after regional victories

Four Moose Jaw basketball teams off to Hoopla after regional victories

Central boys and girls, Peacock boys, Vanier girls all off to SHSAA provincial championships in Prince Albert this coming weekend
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Thunder Creek Model Train Show offers a bit of everything to WDM visitors

Thunder Creek Model Train Show offers a bit of everything to WDM visitors

From incredibly intricate builds and scenes to plenty of planes, trains and automobiles, show brings in hundreds of visitors through two-day event
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Swift Current-Moose Jaw region creates most jobs in province

Swift Current-Moose Jaw region creates most jobs in province

Job growth continued across Canada in February with an increase of one-tenth of one per cent.
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City resolved 99% of garbage complaints in Q4 2022, says report

City resolved 99% of garbage complaints in Q4 2022, says report

The department received 439 requests for garbage service issues from Oct. 1 to Dec. 31, of which it addressed 435 issues for a 99.1-per-cent resolution rate, the data show. 
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St. Victor petroglyphs offer glimpse into province’s past over 1,700 years

St. Victor petroglyphs offer glimpse into province’s past over 1,700 years

Of the 364 glyphs found at the site — located about 30 kilometres southeast of Assiniboia off Highway 2 — none are related to the horse, which suggests that Aboriginal people carved the designs before horses arrived on the plains in 1750. 
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Five headlines for Sunday morning

Five headlines for Sunday morning

A selection of headlines to read this morning.
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Good Morning Moose Jaw!

Good Morning Moose Jaw!

Sunday will have a high of -6 C with a low of -11 C.
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