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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.

While the United States surgeon general recently declared loneliness an epidemic, the Moose Jaw Police Service has been dealing with that issue for years and directing people to appropriate support.

A selection of headlines to read this morning.

Friday will have a high of 22 with a low of 10 C.

A selection of photos from the action Thursday afternoon at Gutheridge Field

A quick glance at all eight teams taking part in the event beginning next weekend at the Moose Jaw Events Centre

“At first, I thought I had won $14,000. The guy sitting beside me had to tell me that I had actually won the jackpot.”

The provincial government has provided $1.9 million in charitable gaming grants to 1,300 groups and organizations as part of its latest quarterly payment, with Moose Jaw-area groups receiving nearly $60,000.

Since 2014, the Moose Jaw Police Service (MJPS) has worked with Project 104 High School Arts Collective. The youths create large mural projects that city crews then install in parks and on buildings that see regular graffiti vandalism.