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Vallimar Jansen, a contemporary Christian musician, public speaker and university professor from Los Angeles, spoke to Holy Trinity Catholic School Division staff during the division’s Opening Faith Day conference on Aug. 29 at the Heritage Inn. 

This is a story about a girl and her horse who, with a lot of work and concerted effort, managed to be competing in last weekend’s Hunter Jumper School and Show at the Moose Jaw Exhibition Grounds.

Joyce Walter writes about a job advertisement she read that wanted workers younger than age 70.

The Born to Be Arts Academy has completed its move into a far-larger space at 52 High Street West, with many more rooms, an expanded program, and a dozen more teachers. The Academy is a charitable project of the Moose Jaw Church of God.

Ron Walter speaks about the provincial government's decision to boost funding to the film industry.

Dr. Robyne Hanley-Dafoe spoke to Prairie South School Division about integrating life and work during the division’s opening day conference on Aug. 29. 

A selection of headlines to read this morning

Tuesday will have a high of 31 C and a low of 13 C.

Ottawa announced recently that it was expanding the Rural and Northern Immigration Pilot (RNIP) program to make it easier for communities — including Moose Jaw — to fill labour needs and attract more people.

Tracy Zambory, president of the Saskatchewan Union of Nurses (SUN), is raising the alarm in the province as emergency rooms (ERs) overflow, thousands of nurses are burnt out on the job or quitting, and the provincial government continues to make decisions without consulting front line workers.