On April 25 at the Western Development Museum, students enrolled in the Sask. Polytech School of Business had an opportunity to showcase their recent business innovation projects. One of these

Heartland Hospice’s dream of expanding the Pioneer Lodge hospice care service in Moose Jaw has now made a “groundbreaking” stride forward, with renovations announced to begin on Monday, May 6th.

It has been confirmed that St. Andrew’s United Church will be listed for sale early this year, with a buyer, date, and asking price yet to be determined for the

The Western Development Museum (WDM) is now celebrating 75 years in Saskatchewan, and to mark the occasion, a recent Virtual Coffee Club presentation explored the museum’s history in the province.

Following the restoration project on Moose Jaw’s City Hall clocktower, volunteers John Trodd and Murray Rimmer decided to do something interesting in an effort to preserve a little piece of

Moose Jaw’s francophone community now has more family-friendly opportunities thanks to a French-speaking volunteer who offered to expand the Moose Jaw Public Library’s range of programs. The French-language program is

The Moose Jaw Express and Atria Mulberry Estates tried something new this week as part of a novel program at the retirement home called “News with Friends.” Residents attended the

The Downtown Moose Jaw Association (DMJA) held its Annual General Meeting recently with the goal of reviewing last year’s activities and reviewing plans for the upcoming 2024 fiscal year. The

After reaching out to the community for support this January, Central Collegiate student Austin Kretsch was able to raise enough funds to join an educational trip to Europe offered by

Saskatchewan’s largest battery supplier is proud to be one of the community’s newest members and – with a sales team bringing more than 30 years of experience – provides a

Gardeners, rejoice! The spring season is now officially underway with the announcement that Cornell Design & Landscaping has opened its doors for business as of 10 a.m. on April 8,

You’re invited to take a trip down memory lane to a time when “songs were meaningful, the words were understood, and the sound was pleasant” at this year’s Louisiana Hayride