The undead rose again in Connor Park last weekend, proving that nothing brings people together — living or otherwise — quite like a good chase. The Association communautaire fransaskoise de Moose
MOOSE JAW — The glow of candlelight and the steady fall of gentle rain set the tone for a solemn evening in Crescent Park, as Journey to Hope Moose Jaw
Chateau St. Michael’s combines quality nursing care, new Care Lite suites, and a home-like setting to give families peace of mind at every level of care MOOSE JAW — Chateau
“There’s a vibe in Moose Jaw, well before Homestand was ever here,” she said. “I feel this event really shows what that spirit is in a very tangible way.” MOOSE
The first week of September brought food, music, and new opportunities to the Moose Jaw campus of Saskatchewan Polytechnic, as students gathered for Welcome Week festivities designed to ease the
Students in both the Prairie South School Division and the Holy Trinity Catholic School Division are back in school, with classes resuming Sept. 2. For most, the return means reconnecting
The horns, sirens, and flashing lights of more than two dozen vehicles filled downtown Moose Jaw as children and families flocked to the fourth annual Touch A Truck event at
Generations of fans found common ground at Homestand ‘25, where beloved children’s entertainer Fred Penner delivered a heartfelt performance at Ross Wells Ballpark on Sept. 6. Penner’s appearance in The
Two Moose Jaw Canoe and Kayak Club athletes capped their season with a medal haul at the Canoe Kayak Canada Sprint National Championships in Regina — and now, alongside their
The aisles inside Post Horizon Booksellers were busier than usual this past weekend, as readers combed through stacks of discounted titles during a special Friends of the Library book sale
The skies over Moose Jaw were filled with courage and compassion as members of the Moose Jaw Police Service strapped into tandem harnesses and leapt from 7,500 feet in support
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
With near-perfect skies and a patriotic roar overhead, the Canadian Forces Snowbirds made a triumphant return to their hometown with a special public performance at the Moose Jaw Municipal Airport
A weekend of memories and reconnection for the A. E. Peacock Collegiate Class of 1975 has now turned into a meaningful act of giving — one that will leave a
There was only one thing sweeter than the smell of cinnamon and baked apples drifting through the event room at Atria Mulberry Estates on the afternoon of July 10 —
From lead-line “littles” to teenage ropers, this year’s “Yee Ha” event at the Moose Jaw Exhibition Grounds offered something for every young rider looking to build their skills and have
After nearly closing its doors for good, a long-standing fabric store and creative hub for quilters, sewists, and crafters in downtown Moose Jaw has been given a second life —
The Moose Jaw Minor Girls Fastball U11 Vipers capped off a strong 2025 season with gold, edging the Davidson Red Sox 4-3 in a tightly contested final on June 30
Thousands of tourists, residents, shoppers, and families filled Main Street North last week as the annual Kinsmen Sidewalk Days Festival returned to downtown Moose Jaw from July 3 to 5.
Residents at Points West Living Moose Jaw were treated to a little horsepower and a lot of heart as the retirement community hosted its first-ever classic car show on June
For 19-year-old Cameron Billy, stepping into the ring at the World Muay Thai Festival Tournament in Verona, Italy, meant more than just a shot at a medal — it was
With an eye toward the future of military pilot training in Canada, Lieutenant-Colonel (LCol) Craig Cloete officially assumed command of 2 Canadian Forces Flying Training School (2 CFFTS) during a
Laughter, hugs, and fond memories filled the air at Wakamow Heights Bed and Breakfast as Central Collegiate Institute’s Class of 1985 gathered for its 40-year high school reunion over the
More than 4,000 people filled Crescent Park on Canada Day for ParkArt ’25, as the largest annual arts fundraiser for the Moose Jaw Museum and Art Gallery (MJMAG) returned with
Four young women are heading into post-secondary studies with an extra boost this year, thanks to the “Women Fore Women” scholarship program hosted by the Hillcrest Ladies Golf League. Each
As the final bell rang through the halls of Westmount Elementary on June 26, it wasn’t just the end of another school year — it was the end of an
The hills may have been alive with the sound of music, but it was the Mae Wilson Theatre that truly resonated with the unforgettable harmonies of “The Sound of Music”
Lorne Polupski’s name is synonymous with dedication, leadership, and passion for high school athletics in Moose Jaw. Recently honored with the 2025 Saskatchewan High Schools Athletic Association (SHSAA) Service Award,
A summer of magic, mystery, and bravery has come to an end, as the Sand Hills People witness the rise of one remarkable man and the decline of another in
After more than five decades of working with clay, Moose Jaw artist Dorothy Yakiwchuk still finds wonder in its potential — and she’s sharing that journey through her new solo
