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Icons of Soul tour put on engaging Motown performance in Moose Jaw

Icons of Soul tour put on engaging Motown performance in Moose Jaw

Luke McMaster is a Toronto-based pop and R&B singer-songwriter, producer and performing artist.
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Moose Jaw to have strong representation in wrestling at Winter Games

Moose Jaw to have strong representation in wrestling at Winter Games

There are a total of 13 spots on the team and Moose Jaw took nine of them. 
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Central captures city high school boys curling crown in dramatic fashion

Central captures city high school boys curling crown in dramatic fashion

“Wow. Whoever said curling is boring needed to watch this game.”
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Sask Polytech students express desire for improved transit, snow clearance

Sask Polytech students express desire for improved transit, snow clearance

The City of Moose Jaw organized an interactive pop-up display at Saskatchewan Polytechnic on Feb. 8 to inform students about changes the municipality could make to its OCP and zoning bylaw early next year.
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Snowed In Comedy tour brings internationally successful Canadian comics to Moose Jaw

Snowed In Comedy tour brings internationally successful Canadian comics to Moose Jaw

The Snowed In Comedy tour is now in its 14th year of coast-to-coast Canadian laughs and will be the biggest comedy tour in Canada in 2023, performing in 70 cities across the country. The tour stops in Moose Jaw for one night only on Thursday, Feb. 23
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Is it Alberta drivers flaunting the passing on the right traffic law?

Is it Alberta drivers flaunting the passing on the right traffic law?

Ron Walter discusses driving laws and downtown parking.
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Moose Javians helped over 1,000 children worldwide during 2022’s Christmas shoebox campaign

Moose Javians helped over 1,000 children worldwide during 2022’s Christmas shoebox campaign

Since 1993, Operation Christmas Child has collected and hand-delivered more than 209 million gift-filled shoeboxes to children in over 170 countries hurt by war, poverty, natural disaster, disease, and famine.
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Budget rewind: New bridge for city’s southwest corner won’t happen until population grows

Budget rewind: New bridge for city’s southwest corner won’t happen until population grows

It would likely cost $130 million to construct another bridge that connects South Hill to the north side, but such a project hinges on a larger population and upgrades to Highway 1.
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Letter to the Editor: Why are city employees allowed to drive company vehicles home – back and forth to work – on city taxpayer’s money?

Letter to the Editor: Why are city employees allowed to drive company vehicles home – back and forth to work – on city taxpayer’s money?

A letter to the editor from Jered Greg Sisetsky
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Five headlines for Thursday morning

Five headlines for Thursday morning

A selection of headlines to read this morning.
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