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The Impact Award is presented to an organization that has made significant, measurable contributions to improving the lives of residents in Moose Jaw

City administration presented a zoning bylaw amendment during the April 28 regular council meeting to allow fourplexes in certain districts as a permitted use, subject to minimum lot size, parking and other applicable regulations.

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According to Elections Canada, as of 9:07 p.m., Tolmie received 10,122 votes, or 75.1 per cent of ballots cast

Saskatchewan farmers gained an extra $58 an acre cash flow from renting land between 2020 and 2024.

“We’re basically just recognizing and celebrating moms, and all the people who nurture us,” said Anne Marciszyn, a long-time SCRAPS Moose Jaw volunteer

Moose Jaw’s first Presbyterians arrived by train in 1883, and now St. Mark’s Presbyterian Church is making another move — but it’s not closing its doors

A mid-year learning report was presented during the Holy Trinity Catholic School Division’s April board meeting.

The MJMAA plans to fill cracks in the venue’s runways, a project that will cost $40,000.