The 20th annual Saskatchewan Provincial Disc Golf Championships, held in Moose Jaw from Aug. 16 to 17, showcased two generations of talent, as 17-year-old Drew Biette captured his first Pro
A week after the Midwest Shrine Association’s (MSA) 2025 summer convention came to a close, organizers say the event exceeded expectations on every front — from turnout and tourism to
Homemade soapbox derby cars and cheering spectators once again lined Alder Avenue on Aug. 17, as the Moose Jaw & District Soapbox Derby made its summer return. Hosted by the
The Hillcrest Golf Club’s annual “Women Fore Women” Golf Tournament returned on Aug. 9, bringing golfers together for a day of friendly competition, community camaraderie, and scholarship fundraising for local
A grassroots art group that moved into the Town ‘N’ Country Mall this spring has quickly turned a vacant storefront into a lively studio where artists connect and creativity thrives.
It was an exciting display of sportsmanship at Atria Mulberry Estates earlier this month, as the Mulberry Giants reclaimed their coveted beanbag baseball crown with a decisive victory over their
For more than a decade, Connie Zinn has welcomed clients to her practice at Sole Alignment Reflexology, offering a space to relax, restore circulation, and help the body find balance.
On the evening of Aug. 8, Trevor Redmond, known as the “Fellow in Yellow,” arrived in Moose Jaw alone and by foot as part of his remarkable cross-country journey to
The 2025 Dave Banting Memorial Golf Classic, held on Aug. 8 at the Lynbrook Golf Course, was more than just a friendly game of golf — it was a celebration […]
Since taking over as executive director on Dec. 16, 2024, Donna Fritzke has spearheaded a series of exciting updates to Tourism Moose Jaw, enhancing visitor experiences and showcasing the city’s
The fifth annual Grace Street Show & Shine, hosted by the Grace Street Gentleman’s Club, brought together a mix of classic car enthusiasts, vendors, and spectators along Grace Street on
The 2025 Dave Banting Memorial Golf Classic at the Lynbrook Golf Course brought back more than just memories of community and family — for one retired athlete, it also brought
The village of Mortlach might be small in size, but it continues to stand tall with gratitude. On July 26 and 27, the Pit Stop Family Diner once again opened
The XYZ Auditorium at the Timothy Eaton Centre was transformed into a vibrant patchwork of colour and creativity on July 30, as the Fun Friday Quilters hosted their second annual
Moose Jaw Kinsmen Flying Fins swimmer Leo Zheng and his longtime coach, Emma Hancock, are heading east to represent Saskatchewan on the national stage at the 2025 Canada Summer Games,
Young minds lit up — both literally and figuratively — last week as students explored circuits, robotics, and coding during the latest Nanan STEM Academy summer camp. The week-long program,
Surrounded by family, bridge friends, and memories stretching back more than a century, longtime Moose Jaw resident Mickey Gower celebrated her 106th birthday on July 26 with a private gathering
In a solemn ceremony held on the morning of July 30, 15 Wing Moose Jaw officially dedicated its military police detachment building to the memory of Master Warrant Officer Norman
There were no strikeouts at this lunch hour — just sizzling burgers, smiling faces, and a show of hometown pride, as Moose Jaw rallied behind its Major AAA Little League
When it comes to supporting the Moose Jaw & District Food Bank, financial donations pack more power than most realize. Thanks to bulk-purchasing programs and supplier partnerships, a single $15
On a spring morning in 1924, 67-year-old Wong Poy Jing walked into an office in downtown Moose Jaw and registered with the Canadian government. He gave his height — five
A newly installed Red River cart at the Tourism Moose Jaw kiosk is the latest tribute to the ingenuity and legacy of the Métis people on the Prairies — and
Situated beneath the soft stage lights of the Moose Jaw Museum and Art Gallery’s theatre, author Catherine Clement blinked back tears as she delivered the final words of her presentation
Under sunlit skies and the watchful eyes of proud parents, volunteers, and organizers, 100 young golfers teed off at the Hillcrest Golf Club on July 31 for the inaugural Adam
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
Landlords across Saskatchewan will soon have a new tool to help navigate the province’s rental laws, thanks to a first-of-its-kind legal education program officially announced in Moose Jaw on July
It’s not often that a literary workshop draws you so deeply into a speaker’s world — but that’s exactly what it was like sitting through Richard Van Camp’s three-hour session
For one night in July, Moose Jaw was centre stage on a superstar’s cross-country tour — and the city is still stomping its boots and saying, “Let’s go, girls.” Shania
For Moose Jaw artist Charlene Douglas, creativity begins just a few steps outside her front door. A longtime painter and musician, Douglas was among the local vendors showcasing their talents
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
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
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