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Moose Jaw competitors finish in medals at Bantam District badminton championship

Moose Jaw competitors finish in medals at Bantam District badminton championship

Cornerstone’s Hrechka lone division winner as top players in South Central District do battle
After impressive first-round showing, Warriors’ Tetachuk ready for Winnipeg

After impressive first-round showing, Warriors’ Tetachuk ready for Winnipeg

Overage goaltender looking forward to test against WHL regular-season champion Ice
Road trip conversation speculates on mysterious explosions in Russia

Road trip conversation speculates on mysterious explosions in Russia

Ron Walter shares about a recent road trip to the countryside.
Wright, Anseeuw miss tiebreaker by single win at World Wheelchair Curling Mixed Doubles

Wright, Anseeuw miss tiebreaker by single win at World Wheelchair Curling Mixed Doubles

Team Canada finishes with 3-5 record in Group B at inaugural event in Lohja, Finland
‘What a Year! Again!’ Palliser Library report looks at 2021

‘What a Year! Again!’ Palliser Library report looks at 2021

The Palliser Regional Library system held its Annual General Meeting on Friday, April 29.
Ski club donates to Wakamow Valley for trail upgrades

Ski club donates to Wakamow Valley for trail upgrades

The ski club made the donation during the authority’s April 28 meeting.
Eddy Arnold sang it best for Mothers in our lives

Eddy Arnold sang it best for Mothers in our lives

This week's recipes include Breakfast Smoothie, Easy Macaroni and Cheese and Microwave Deep Dish Cookie.
This week's editorial

This week's editorial

Editor Joan Ritchie's editorial from this week's issue of The Moose Jaw Express.
Wakamow Valley unveils signage renaming River Park areas for Lorne Calvert

Wakamow Valley unveils signage renaming River Park areas for Lorne Calvert

Moose Jaw’s Wakamow Valley’s River Park Campground is now the Lorne Calvert Campground and part of the River Park Walking Trail is the Lorne Calvert Loop.
New book features stories about early homesteaders on the Prairies

New book features stories about early homesteaders on the Prairies

Regina-born author Sandra Rollings-Magnusson's recent book is "Tales from the Homestead," a collection of 36 first-person accounts of Prairie homesteaders who came in the late 19th and early 20th centuries and lived in Manitoba, Saskatchewan and Alberta. 
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