Local News

A selection of headlines to read this morning.

Saturday will have a high of 17 C with a low of 6 C.

The clock tower at city hall will be lit yellow over the weekend to honour Moose Hide Campaign Day, an initiative that seeks to raise awareness about ending violence against women and children.

Ice overcome two-goal deficit to take 6-3 win in Game 5, take best-of-seven series four-games-to-one

Close to 200 members of social club from all over western Canada taking part in event at Heritage Inn

Regina scores pair in bottom of sixth inning, hold on for 3-2 win in SPBL action

Marie-France Lalonde, Parliamentary Secretary to the Minister of Immigration, was in Moose Jaw on Thursday to announce the expansion of funding for settlement services in the Prairie Provinces.

The April 29 fundraising supper, a joint effort by Moose Jaw’s two Rotary Clubs held at the Church of Our Lady’s community hall in South Hill, was a big success before, during, and afterwards.

Municipal officials don’t like having two streets on CAA Saskatchewan’s top 10 worst roads list, but they say they can’t do much about those thoroughfares because of circumstances beyond their control.

The Moose Jaw & District Food Bank, Moose Jaw Housing Authority, and Moose Jaw Families For Change have partnered to install a community fridge and pantry at High Park Towers as a pilot to increase help for hungry residents.