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The police service headquarters was constructed in 1985 when it was attached to city hall, but the agency has outgrown its location because of growth in employees and services and needs additional room.

The Moose Jaw Humane Society (MJHS) is excited to announce the addition of animal behaviour classes for children ages seven to 12 to their fundraising programs, which are vital to supporting the shelter’s work in the community.

A selection of headlines to read this morning.

Friday will have a high of 6 C with a low of -3 C.

Outfielder hitting over .500 through 26 games for NCAA Division III Mitchell College, to return to Moose Jaw after playing in 2019 season

Solid goaltending and defensive play major part in four-game sweep of Lethbridge, will again be key against powerhouse Ice

City hall has been waiting for nearly two years for the Ministry of Highways to fix the “roller coaster” road that is Ninth Avenue Southwest — and those repairs are coming this year.

The Square One Community, Inc. Annual General Meeting (AGM) on April 12 presented an outline of an incredibly significant year as the organization looks to transition from shelter advocacy to shelter operation at William Milne Place.

The Moose Jaw Board of Police Commissioners learned about the Combined Traffic Services Saskatchewan team during its recent meeting.

City hall’s heritage advisory committee is sifting through the applications it received for its veterans’ banner program and expects to announce the potential candidates in the coming months.