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Works by acclaimed First Nations artist Edward Poitras and collaborators looks to offer a new look at colonialism and Indigenous peoples in Saskatchewan and beyond

The smell of burning trees filled the crisp autumn air after a small fire erupted behind the Shaw Cable building this afternoon. The Moose Jaw and District Fire Department responded to the fire around 3:35 p.m.

Business owner Gayland Panko is appealing Saskatchewan Assessment Management Agency (SAMA) property tax assessments that he says are not based on data or common sense, causing tax rates to fluctuate and making it impractical to invest in Moose Jaw properties.

Angus Reid and Dalhousie University teamed up to ask Canadians what their menu will look like for Thanksgiving this weekend and have the results.

Home sales and the supply of homes in Moose Jaw declined in September, continuing a months-long trend that has also been reflected in other cities across the province.

Square One Community Inc. is ramping up efforts to find and provide shelter for the city’s housing-insecure population by beginning a collaboration with the Moose Jaw Non-Profit Housing Corporation (MJNPHC).

Yvette Moore is one of eight art groups participating in this year's Moostletoe Tour, which occurs Saturday, Oct. 15 from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m.

The annual Zombie Run by the Association Communautaire Fransaskoise de Moose Jaw (ACFMJ) brings the living and the dead into conflict in Wakamow Valley’s Connor Park for a five-kilometre race — with extra motivation to go fast.

Although the Dieppe Raid took place on August 19, 1942, it was months before the names of the missing and killed were released. The government wasn’t incompetent; it just took months to sort everything out.

Here are five headlines for Thursday, Oct. 6.