Local News

A selection of headlines to read this morning.

Saturday will have a high of 27 C with a low 10 C.

As the 71st annual Band & Choral Festival draws to a close this week, local businesses show gratitude for the impact on the local economy and thanks to all who were involved, the event was a success.

The city reminds motorists that it is illegal to enter a work site where “Road Closed” signs are present and failure to do so may result in penalties under sections 9 and 10 of the city’s Traffic Bylaw.

Len and Bernie Mintenko are once again growing and selling several varieties of sunflowers in support of Ukrainians displaced by Russia’s invasion, and will be setting up a stall at the Wakamow Farmer’s Market when it begins for the season on Saturday, May 27.

Mustangs U11 2 battle to win over Weyburn, U11 1 Mustangs tie Queen City, U13 Mustangs dominate Crossfire

Blaine McLeod has been a dairy farmer in Caronport for 42 years, where he operates Caroncrest Farms Ltd. with his two sons.

Golden Ticket wins gold in 14U Tier 11 in Winnipeg, Thunder Creek claims silver in Tier 12 at 16U championship in Calgary

The documentary follows the Gale Chow family — and incorporates archival family material — as they reflect on the “popular but untrue myths” surrounding Moose Jaw’s underground tunnels.

Members of New Southern Plains Métis (NSPM) Local #160, Moose Jaw’s Métis organization, organized Métis teaching workshops at the Moose Jaw Public Library on May 17 for students visiting from Winnipeg for the Band & Choral Festival.