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Gordon Edgar

Gordon Edgar

Gordon is a reporter for the Moose Jaw Express/MooseJawToday.com. He covers any and all Moose Jaw topics, from public events and new businesses to politics and social issues, from local artists and cultural exhibitions to breaking news and economic developments.

Before starting at the Express, Gordon worked as a research assistant, copywriter, and website builder for a management/executive development consulting firm. He has also worked as a fitness coach and personal trainer.

Gordon earned a Bachelor of Arts in English from Dalhousie University in his hometown of Halifax, NS, and took many unnecessary and fascinating classes in psychology and philosophy.

Email
gedgar@moosejawtoday.com

Recent Work by Gordon

Canadian Space Agency grant to enhance reading clubs, programming at MJPL

Canadian Space Agency grant to enhance reading clubs, programming at MJPL

The Moose Jaw Public Library (MJPL) Summer Reading Club will have more stars, galaxies, astronomy, planets, and other out-of-this-world learning opportunities this year thanks to a grant from the Canadian Space Agency (CSA).
Heartland Hospice announces $693,974 raised in capital campaign for hospice care

Heartland Hospice announces $693,974 raised in capital campaign for hospice care

Heartland Hospice Moose Jaw held its second annual Gala on May 25 at the Grant Hall Hotel.
Cornerstone Christian School holding concert at Zion United on June 8

Cornerstone Christian School holding concert at Zion United on June 8

Cornerstone Christian School (CCS) is holding its annual spring concert to show off the repertoire the school’s choir and vocal jazz students have been working on since January.
King George completes long-awaited playground, receives $15K Mosaic Food Grant

King George completes long-awaited playground, receives $15K Mosaic Food Grant

King George Elementary School has finally completed their playground project, which took years of fundraising by the volunteers on the School Community Council (SCC), and received a $15,000 grant from the Mosaic Company at around the same time.
Homegrown Farmer's Market begins on Langdon Crescent this weekend

Homegrown Farmer's Market begins on Langdon Crescent this weekend

The Moose Jaw Homegrown Farmer's Market will start its season this Saturday, May 27, from 8 a.m. to 1 p.m. on Langdon Crescent.
Province alerts residents to be bear aware as hibernation season ends

Province alerts residents to be bear aware as hibernation season ends

It’s the time of year when bears leave their dens in search of food, and the Saskatchewan government is officially cautioning residents to take precautions to avoid potentially unsafe interactions — for the sake of the bears and the people.
New MJMAG exhibits explore themes of migration, immigration, colonialism, 2SLGBTQ+ persons

New MJMAG exhibits explore themes of migration, immigration, colonialism, 2SLGBTQ+ persons

The Moose Jaw Museum & Art Gallery (MJMAG) will soon be opening their latest exhibits, which will run from May 26 to September 3 and explore perspectives on migration, immigration, colonial influences, and 2SLGBTQ+ persons.
‘Sunflowers for Ukraine’ is back to help Ukrainian families displaced by war

‘Sunflowers for Ukraine’ is back to help Ukrainian families displaced by war

Len and Bernie Mintenko are once again growing and selling several varieties of sunflowers in support of Ukrainians displaced by Russia’s invasion, and will be setting up a stall at the Wakamow Farmer’s Market when it begins for the season on Saturday, May 27.
Winnipeg students in town for choral festival hear Métis teachings at library

Winnipeg students in town for choral festival hear Métis teachings at library

Members of New Southern Plains Métis (NSPM) Local #160, Moose Jaw’s Métis organization, organized Métis teaching workshops at the Moose Jaw Public Library on May 17 for students visiting from Winnipeg for the Band & Choral Festival.
Disc Golf Association offering casual and competitive play options this summer

Disc Golf Association offering casual and competitive play options this summer

The Moose Jaw Disc Golf Association (MJDGA) is an organization still in its infancy, but it’s being helped along by a global surge in popularity for the sport — Moose Javians looking for a group to play with now have both casual and competitive options.
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