Orange Door Collective Wellness, a provider of holistic health services in Moose Jaw, is announcing its latest expansion with the proposed ladies-only “Studio Orange” wellness and movement project set to

The spirit of Scotland’s beloved bard will take centre stage at Bobby’s Place Olde World Tavern as Moose Jaw raises a glass to Robbie Burns on his traditionally celebrated night

The Chinese Lunar New Year was celebrated under a canopy of vibrant red, the rhythmic beating of traditional drums, and several presentations to mark the beginning of the Year of

The Joe’s Place Media Alliance celebrated its most successful event yet with a red carpet gala that drew over 150 attendees to honour the cinematic talent behind the recent Voltage

The aroma of sizzling spices and savory stews will soon fill the Town ‘N’ Country Mall as a new restaurant featuring Nigerian cuisine, the Coral Kitchen, announced its grand opening

If you’re a female entrepreneur with the next big idea in business, a loan program by Women Entrepreneurs of Saskatchewan (WESK) could be the key to turning that idea into

When members of Moose Jaw’s first responder organizations learned of the need for essential care products among students in both school divisions, they got to work organizing a hygiene product

The city of Moose Jaw scored big recently — both on and off the field. In the wake of the recent Saskatchewan Selects football tournament held at the Yara Centre,

As 2024 draws to a close and Moose Jaw’s agricultural community welcomes in 2025, local producers and industry stakeholders are bracing for a new season of evolving economic conditions, dynamic

As Moose Jaw welcomes in the new year, the Moose Jaw & District Food Bank reflects on the challenges and successes of 2024 and its executive director, Jason Moore, explores

The Moose Jaw Warriors Hockey Club honoured January’s Special Olympian of the Month, Carl Paulhus, during a Jan. 3 match against the Prince Albert Raiders. Despite the Warriors falling 3

After nearly two years of negotiations, many Saskatchewan health care workers are still without a renewed collective agreement. In response, SEIU-West union members held a public information picket to raise

Several young residents ushered in 2025 during Voltage, the signature annual event hosted by Joe’s Place Youth Centre that offers a fun, chemical-free celebration for youths aged 13 to 19.

A local retirement home continues to host an exciting social program to keep its residents engaged, active, and learning, though many Moose Javians may still be unaware of the rotating

December sparkled a little brighter than usual thanks to the Big Brothers Big Sisters Moose Jaw paper lightbulb campaign that supported its mentorship program helping children and youth illuminate the

One small, lucky dog may be able to claim a genuine Christmas miracle this winter and his story also shines light on the valuable work done each and every day

Residents who stopped by the Yara Centre found the venue packed last weekend as the Saskatchewan Selects Football club and close to 1,000 athletes took over to host the “Battle

The Wakamow Valley Authority’s fourth annual Valley of Lights show in the Lorne Calvert Campground has concluded as December drew to a close and organizers are now looking back and

The Moose Jaw & District Food Bank announced a new expansion that will include the option to shop online and have food delivered right to your door starting later this

Community Connection, a local volunteer-run outreach program, is on a quest to find volunteers as it continues to offer its support to the bagged lunch program held each weekend by

The anticipated supportive housing initiative led by Square One Community Inc. has commenced services with the program’s first day of operations opening up on Dec. 2, 2024. “We formally launched

Three new members were sworn in to serve with the Moose Jaw Police Service (MJPS) as constables Jaret Schneider, Christian-Paul Homer, and Jeremy Reschke took their oaths before The Honourable