A major automotive event expected to attract thousands of visitors from across Canada and the United States is set to roll into Moose Jaw this summer as the Western Canadian

The Canadian Forces Snowbirds’ July 11 hometown air demonstration at the Moose Jaw Municipal Airport sold out in less than 10 minutes as residents raced to secure tickets for one

A long-running senior housing project is entering a new chapter this spring as longtime project manager Art Watson prepares to hand over responsibilities to Carol Tremblay after decades of volunteer

When Tanner Kivol picked out a 1971 Chevrolet C-10 in Grade 7, he already knew it would one day become his high school autobody project. That planning paid off on

Facing elimination and trailing late in the deciding set, the Thunder Creek Volleyball Club (TCVC) 17U team found itself on the verge of seeing its season come to an early

Hundreds of dancers gathered last week as the Moose Jaw Festival of Dance celebrated 65 years with five days of performances, awards, and scholarship presentations at A.E. Peacock Collegiate. Organized

For nearly 26 years, Roger LaBelle quietly packed box after box of fresh vegetables before making the trip to the Moose Jaw and District Food Bank. There were no announcements

What begins as a walk through a gallery quickly becomes something more intimate in Alison Norlen’s newest exhibition at the Moose Jaw Museum and Art Gallery (MJMAG). Running through Aug.

Two exhibitions opening at the Moose Jaw Museum and Art Gallery (MJMAG) this month may occupy separate spaces, but visitors moving between them will quickly discover they are not entirely

A former South Hill student who spent decades building international solidarity movements, advocating for social justice, and amplifying unheard voices through community radio has become the newest addition to the

A retired Canadian Armed Forces (CAF) sergeant will once again cycle across the Prairies this summer in support of veterans and first responders living with operational stress injuries, with this

Army cadet Sgt. Paul Zambrano spent part of his Easter break walking through the battlefields, cemeteries, and tunnels where thousands of Canadian soldiers fought and died more than a century

In an effort to support stronger families and a healthier community, the Moose Jaw Express has sponsored access to ParentTV, a digital parenting platform designed to provide practical, expert-backed guidance

Fraser Tolmie, Conservative MP for Moose Jaw—Lake Centre—Lanigan, is raising concerns about the future of the 431 Air Demonstration Squadron, warning the iconic aerobatic team could face a lengthy operational

The next generation of talented musicians took centre stage this spring as the Moose Jaw Kinsmen Music and Spoken Word Festival wrapped up another successful year, showcasing a growing wave

Quilters from across southern Saskatchewan gathered on May 9 to share techniques, preserve history, and celebrate the community that binds quilting guilds across the Prairies. Hosted by the Prairie Hearts

Residents in Moose Jaw once again have access to expanded intercity bus travel options following the launch of a new FlixBus route connecting the city to communities across Saskatchewan, Alberta,

A quiet but powerful addition to end-of-life care in Moose Jaw was officially unveiled May 1, as Heartland Hospice Moose Jaw marked the grand opening of a new Sacred Space

A new exhibition that opened May 2 at the Moose Jaw Centre for Arts and Culture offers more than a collection of paintings — it presents a deeply personal dialogue

Students from across Saskatchewan Polytechnic’s Faculty of Business and Management programs gathered in Moose Jaw on April 29 to showcase projects tackling everything from environmental sustainability to international trade and

Dozens of residents packed into The Mad Greek restaurant on May 3 as Saskatchewan Roughriders running back A. J. Ouellette made a return stop in Moose Jaw, drawing a strong