Project Shine marked its third year with another powerful show of generosity, as Moose Jaw residents came together throughout May to honour and support the seniors who have helped build
What started as a backyard gardening project has blossomed into a heartfelt annual tradition of giving for Len and Bernie Mintenko, whose sunflower fundraiser brought in nearly double last year’s
A new initiative at the Moose Jaw Museum and Art Gallery (MJMAG) is offering artists more than just studio space — it’s building momentum for a growing artistic community in
Moose Jaw’s Nathan Corrin has etched his name into the record books at Lynbrook Golf Course, shooting an impressive 60 on June 2 to set a new course record. For
A splash of colour, the wailing of sirens, and a whole lot of summer spirit helped kick off the 2025 Moose Jaw Hometown Fair on Thursday evening, as the annual
Car enthusiasts had plenty to talk about at the Western Development Museum (WDM) last weekend, as a new feature gave visitors a closer look at what keeps its vintage vehicles
A beloved downtown fixture for quilting enthusiasts is preparing to reopen under new ownership this July, ushering in a new chapter while honouring two decades of community connection and creativity.
Generations of former students returned to Sacred Heart School on June 14 for one final chance to wander its halls, share stories, and celebrate the place where many made lifelong
A small team of volunteers made a big impact in Moose Jaw last week — all part of a grassroots effort aimed at cleaning up the downtown core while offering
A community organization dedicated to helping people overcome employment barriers welcomed visitors into its Moose Jaw office this week — offering an inside look at the many services it provides.
A new charitable initiative in Moose Jaw is making its debut this summer with a heartfelt mission: to honour the memory of Adam Butler by helping local youth discover the
Two members of the Moose Jaw Kinsmen Flying Fins swim team have taken a major step onto the national stage, qualifying for the prestigious 2025 Bell Canadian Swimming Trials held
For Moose Jaw’s Kaleigh Day, the stage has always felt like home — a place where she can tell stories, share emotion, and express herself through music, dance, and performance.
The Trans Canada Trail’s scenic leg through Moose Jaw saw a little extra love on the morning of June 7, as volunteers gathered in Wakamow Valley to plant trees, collect
The Western Development Museum (WDM) was bustling with energy on May 28 for Museum Day as hundreds of students rotated through 23 interactive activity stations — from blacksmithing to ice […]
A local restaurant owner is serving up more than just great food — he’s dishing out a hearty helping of Rider Pride, too. John Iatridis, owner of The Mad Greek
The Next Gen Car Club revved up the local scene with its largest event in Moose Jaw to date, drawing thousands of car enthusiasts to Tatawaw Park on May 18.
During a heartfelt Paramedic Services Week reunion, a man met the paramedics who gave him a second chance at life following a sudden cardiac arrest on his rural farm east
SaskAbilities marked a major milestone May 29 with a community barbecue at the Western Development Museum, celebrating 75 years of supporting individuals experiencing disability in Saskatchewan. The lunchtime event brought
A former Moose Jaw student whose musical roots trace back to the Moose Jaw Band and Choral Festival is now taking centre stage with the Saskatoon Concert Band — and
A Moose Jaw-raised filmmaker is turning heads in Canada’s independent film scene with a haunting short that explores fear, pain and identity — all through the eyes of a man
A newly formed group of artists is inviting the public to experience the thriving heart of Moose Jaw’s art scene through a permanent studio and gallery space now open at
A vibrant sea of red hats and purple attire filled the Eagles Clubhouse on May 14 as the High Steppers chapter of the Red Hat Society hosted a spirited gathering
Opa! Moose Jaw’s fourth annual Greek Night was hailed as the best yet by organizers, as the community came together for an evening of food, music, dancing — and the
As part of a school project, a Grade 2 student from Vancouver, B.C., helped bring an adventure-bound paper cutout figure to life — and in the process, inspired a city
The 73rd Moose Jaw Band and Choral Festival concluded on May 15, marking its largest turnout to date with over 4,500 student musicians who travelled from across Western Canada to
From modest beginnings in 1950 to its 73rd year this spring, the Moose Jaw Band and Choral Festival has orchestrated a symphony of memories, milestones, and melodies that resonate through
Students from Caronport’s Briercrest College and Seminary are preparing for a journey that blends language, culture, and calling, as they take part in the school’s first-ever semester-long Greek intensive program
Moose Jaw was alive with music last week as more than 100 student ensembles from across the Prairies converged for the 2025 Moose Jaw Band and Choral Festival. Spanning four
Shoppers at the Moose Jaw Co-op had some extra help packing their groceries on May 6 as volunteer members of the Moose Jaw & District Senior Citizens Association (MJDSCA) joined
