Paperwork and pain: Moose Jaw’s history under the Chinese Exclusion Act
On a spring morning in 1924, 67-year-old Wong Poy Jing walked into an office in downtown Moose Jaw and registered with the Canadian government. He gave his height — five…
On a spring morning in 1924, 67-year-old Wong Poy Jing walked into an office in downtown Moose Jaw and registered with the Canadian government. He gave his height — five…
A newly installed Red River cart at the Tourism Moose Jaw kiosk is the latest tribute to the ingenuity and legacy of the Métis people on the Prairies — and…
Situated beneath the soft stage lights of the Moose Jaw Museum and Art Gallery’s theatre, author Catherine Clement blinked back tears as she delivered the final words of her presentation…
Under sunlit skies and the watchful eyes of proud parents, volunteers, and organizers, 100 young golfers teed off at the Hillcrest Golf Club on July 31 for the inaugural Adam…
A full-size, traditionally built Red River cart now stands on permanent display at the Western Development Museum (WDM) in Moose Jaw — a proud reminder of the ingenuity, mobility and…
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