Heartland Hospice’s Serenity Garden project at Pioneer Lodge is quickly taking shape thanks to a generous community who helped the non-profit in its mission to create a comforting hospice space
The Moose Jaw Express launched a small contest with Grady Lamontagne’s Grade 8 class at École Palliser Heights School earlier this June. Students who chose to participate were asked to
An escaped cow made an unexpected attempt at freedom late in the afternoon of June 27, thereby joining one earlier incident from June 14 where a separate rogue bull was
Simpson Seeds officially broke ground on its new pulse processing facility June 26, which by next year will bring additional ag-sector employment to Moose Jaw and more agricultural processing capabilities
The South Hill Community Association announced the grand re-opening of South Hill’s Kinette Peter Pan Park on the afternoon of June 27. The ceremony recognized several improvements made to the
Following an extensive city-wide search from June 26 to 28, missing person Glen (Archie) Bell, 80, was found deceased in a remote greenspace area within Moose Jaw city limits at […]
In a province known for agriculture and sunny skies, it’s fitting that the approach to the Buffalo Pound Water Treatment Plant can now harvest the sun’s rays thanks to a
In the spirit of honouring Saskatchewan’s Indigenous peoples through an act of truth and reconciliation during National Indigenous People’s Day, the Saskatchewan Gaming Corporation (SaskGaming) permanently raised the Treaty 4
SARCAN’s newest depot reached a major milestone as company representatives, dignitaries, and members of the recycling team gathered to formally celebrate the facility’s grand opening on the morning of June
On June 15, the Village of Mortlach drew thousands from around the province as it hosted its 15th annual Saskatoon Berry Festival, which proved to be a “berry good time”
One four-legged critter in Moose Jaw nearly earned a spot in the Guinness Book of World Records for being the oldest living donkey this year, as Bugsy, a 55-year-old donkey
In a world where abandoned, sick, and elderly animals often face uncertain futures, one local woman continues to do everything she can to offer more than 50 four-legged friends a
