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The engineering department will spend $5,918,600 this year to address roads, sidewalks, curbs and gutters and other transportation-related issues, and over $44 million during the next five years. 

The educational institution told the Express by email that it regularly conducts an operational review to ensure its programs align with current market demand, operating efficiencies and budget accountability.

The Moose Jaw Museum & Art Gallery (MJMAG) is preparing for Park Art, its oldest and largest fundraiser and one of Saskatchewan’s premier arts and crafts fairs, held in Crescent Park on Canada Day 2023.

Jaimie Atkins, chairwoman of the library board, and head librarian Gwen Fisher presented the organization’s annual report during the recent city council meeting.

A selection of headlines to read this morning.

Thursday will have a high of 12 C with a low of 2 C.

Heartland Hospice has announced that for the second year in a row, they will be the recipients of the Tim Horton’s 2023 Smile Cookie campaign at Moose Jaw's locally owned Tim Horton's restaurants.

From April 4 to 25, Saskatchewan road users nominated and voted for their worst, most unsafe roads. The common concerns were crumbling pavement, potholes, lack of maintenance or repair, congestion, insufficient signage, and poor infrastructure.