The 33rd annual Festival of Trees gala, hosted by the Moose Jaw Health Foundation (MJHF), transformed the Moose Jaw Events Centre into a Roaring ‘20’s-themed attraction for around 300 guests

The Crescent Park Foundation announced the completion of the 2024 Tree Art Project in Crescent Park with a formal revealing in Moose Jaw’s historic park on Oct. 17. This year’s

Downtown Moose Jaw is gradually becoming a bit brighter and more unique each day as a team of local artists continue to paint an assortment of trash cans, benches, and

Linda Mae (Laughlin) Jay, remembered for her caring nature and strong love of family, died earlier this year and was commemorated on the weekend of Oct. 12. “My mother was

Ross Wells Ballpark is receiving a complimentary coat of fresh paint thanks to a generous donation of paint by Sherwin-Williams, equipment by United Rentals, and the time, labour, and expertise

Now that Homestand ’24 has concluded, River Street promotions (RSP) — the organization that holds the annual fundraiser concert — officially wrapped up its fourth year by presenting cheques to […]

Following its fourth successful year, Homestand ’24 brought to you by the folks at River Street Promotions (RSP) recently concluded with warm weather and a strong turnout at the Ross

One local employer has been recognized for its ongoing efforts to promote inclusivity and employment opportunities for residents of varying abilities late last month, and now staff at the Kinsmen

Fire Prevention Week ran from Oct. 6 to 12 and the Moose Jaw Fire Department (MJFD) once again teamed up with the National Fire Protection Association (NFPA) to promote a

After the conclusion of their first year of business, Aubrey and Dwayne Shpaiuk, co-owners of Bob’s Ice Cream, are looking back on what they’re calling a successful year of selling

In recognition of the National Day of Action for Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women, Girls, and 2SLGBTQQIA+ people, Sask. Polytech’s Moose Jaw campus hosted “Sisters in Spirit” to honour and

Indigenous storyteller and author Kung Jaadee recently concluded her stay in Moose Jaw where she shared her message of love for self and others as part of a province-wide tour