Crescent Park Foundation announces completion of 2024 Tree Art Project
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
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Downtown public art project brightens Moose Jaw with 75 unique creations
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
Returning home: Linda (Laughlin) Jay’s life celebrated in Moose Jaw
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 saves nearly $30K in maintenance thanks to generous partnership
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
Ross Wells Park managers thankful for donations made possible by annual Homestand concert
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 […]
River Street Promotions present $150K donation following Homestand ‘24
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
Kinsmen Café staff members recognized for ongoing inclusivity efforts
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 department shares smoke alarm advice for students and residents during Fire Prevention Week
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
Bob’s Ice Cream wraps up its first successful season with plans to return in 2025
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
‘Sisters in Spirit’: Missing and murdered Indigenous women honoured at Sask. Polytech campus
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
Kung Jaadee, Indigenous storyteller and author, speaks at three Moose Jaw schools
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
2 CFFTS at 15 Wing welcomes Honorary Colonel Crystal Froese
Lieutenant-Colonel Philippe Turcotte, commandant of 2 Canadian Forces Flight Training School (2 CFFTS) welcomed a new Honorary Colonel (HCol) to the school as Moose Jaw resident Crystal Froese was appointed
Owners of Hanover Cabinets grateful to Partners in Employment for new job hire
One Moose Jaw employer was surprised when a representative of Partners in Employment visited his shop to recommend a client after he published a job posting around five weeks ago.
Square One collaborates with federal Reaching Home initiative in first official Point in Time count
Square One Community Inc. launched this year’s Point in Time (PIT) homelessness count across eight separate locations to gather vital data about homelessness and vulnerable members of the community on
Returning family resource fair connects parents with community resources for children under five
When Westmount Elementary School teachers Amanda Harper and Erika Topp learned of a growing concern among the parents of children in their care, they wanted to help. Now, their hard
Glenn Hagel, long-time Toastmaster and former Sask. MLA speaks at Toastmasters’ open house
During its open house meeting at Sask. Polytech in Moose Jaw on Sept. 25, the Big Country Toastmasters club led by Lorna Arnold welcomed guest speaker and former Saskatchewan MLA
Keon Garden Centre celebrates 45 years in Moose Jaw
Keon Garden Centre has been in Moose Jaw for the past 45 years, and the company invited the community to come celebrate its new milestone this past weekend. To celebrate,
Pondside Paddocks hosts the North American Suffolk Horse Association’s annual general meeting
This past weekend, a farm just south of Caron, Sask., became a hub for equine enthusiasts as a local breeder — Pondside Paddocks owned by Ed Livingston — hosted the
Yvette Moore, resident and DMJA board member, shares the origin story of Christmas in October
As Christmas in October is set to return in support of Moose Jaw’s downtown small business community and thanks to the Downtown Moose Jaw Association (DMJA), one resident and board
Hopkins Dining Parlour celebrates 45-year milestone with street party and good company
Hopkins Dining Parlour celebrated nearly five decades in Moose Jaw with a community gathering that brought together current and former employees, lovers of good food, and longtime patrons to enjoy
Ashes to stone: W.J. Jones & Son Funeral Home offers a unique alternative for cremated remains
Families seeking a unique and personal way to remember their loved ones now have the option to transform their ashes into durable, natural stones. These stones can be held, kept
Apex Electric celebrates 15-year milestone in Moose Jaw with barbecue for clients and partners
One local company is celebrating 15 years in the community this month and has grown from a small business venture to a trusted name in Moose Jaw’s electrical industry, marked
Mulberry Estates’ Giants look to rebound after two-game losing streak to Queen Victoria Estates
A new sporting sensation is hitting Atria Mulberry Estates this summer as the retirement home announced that it has fielded its own baseball team — of the beanbag variety —
Terry Fox Run successfully concludes its 44th year in Moose Jaw
The 44th annual Terry Fox Run concluded in Moose Jaw on Sept. 15 with the continued goal of raising funds in support of the Terry Fox Foundation, an organization that
Rocking for a Cause: Homestand ’24 brings musical legends to Moose Jaw in support of youth mental health
The Ross Wells Park was brought to life once again as it hosted an unforgettable night of musical entertainment, lasting memories, and all the energy of live musical performances in
‘Touch a Truck’ event returns for its third successful year in downtown Moose Jaw
Touch a Truck returned for its third year on Sept. 7 at the Moose Jaw Events Centre, and following what organizers are calling another successful event, guests are now asked
Tyler Layton-Olson with Jess Dance to visit two Moose Jaw elementary schools this month
Students with a love of dance will soon enjoy a visit from Tyler Layton-Olson, an accredited dance instructor with Jess Dance based out of B.C. for a one day workshop
Public library workshop helps young internet users safely navigate today’s digital world
To help young internet users safely navigate today’s digital world, the Moose Jaw Public Library held a recent online safety workshop called Digital Footprints. Digital Footprints was held on Sept.
Cara Chow is offering specialized recreational programs for children with developmental disorders
Parents whose children may not participate in organized sports or other recreational programs due to developmental disorders now have an exciting opportunity thanks to a local occupational therapist whose new
DeeBesties Nigerian Restaurant announces official grand opening
Moose Jaw’s newest culinary option — and a break from some of the traditional Western-inspired dishes available locally — is now open for business and the second-year Moose Jaw resident
Canadian Federation of University Women’s Day officially proclaimed for Sept. 14 in Saskatchewan
The Canadian Federation of University Women (CFUW) is proud to announce that Sept. 14 has been officially proclaimed CFUW Day in Saskatchewan. The proclamation was announced by Laura Ross, minister
Beck promises ‘shovels in the ground’ by 2025 for St. Michael School’s replacement if elected
At noon on Sept. 6, official opposition leader Carla Beck and members of the Saskatchewan New Democratic Party (NDP) met at St. Michael Elementary School to discuss ongoing structural concerns
Jetty the Yeti welcomes Westmount Elementary students back for first day of classes
The first day of school is always a mixture of excitement, nerves, and eager anticipation, but Westmount Elementary students were seen off to classes with a special welcome on the
Vege World announces soft opening as mall’s food court continues to expand
As part of an effort to revitalize Moose Jaw’s mall and transform it into a community destination, the mall’s new owner, the Pioneer Thinking Capital Corporation (PTCC) announced earlier this
20th Moose Jawg Charity Road Race sets new records in support of the health foundation
The 20th annual Moose Jawg Charity Road Race has concluded after taking place on June 15, and now proceeds from the yearly fundraiser have been handed over to the Moose
Homeowners and first time homebuyers may benefit from a few lesser-known programs
To address the concerns of homeowners and first-time homebuyers in Moose Jaw’s current housing market, Janelle Bookout, a mobile mortgage specialist with the Conexus Credit Union has offered some advice
Toque and Moose Jaw’s own Cory Churko excited to return for Homestand ‘24
Homestand ’24 is fast approaching and on Saturday, Sept. 7, an all-star lineup of performers will help support youth mental health initiatives in the community including 54-40, Doc Walker, Belle
Looking back: Owner of Wayne & Laverne’s reflects on 23 years of business in Moose Jaw
Wayne & Laverne’s was more than just another local restaurant. Those who remember eating there from 1985 until its doors closed in 2008 often look back with fond memory and
Student-led fundraiser aims to help families cover school supplies this fall
As summer holidays draw to a close, one student is hoping to make the transition into a new school year more navigable for Moose Jaw families with a fundraiser to
Mosaic Community Food Farm organizers help spread awareness at the public library
With the aim of introducing the art of agriculture to the next generation and to spread awareness for the lesser known Mosaic Community Food Farm, a few farm organizers held
Moose Jaw Flying Club celebrates 100 years of the RCAF at annual pancake breakfast
Aviators, their aspiring young counterparts, and guests with a love of flight soared into history at the Moose Jaw Municipal Airport this month as the Moose Jaw Flying Club affiliated
Health Foundation’s Concerts in the Park program ends with a bang – of thunder
To support the ongoing Vision of Tomorrow campaign in benefit of the Dr. F.H. Wigmore Regional Hospital, and as a way to give back to the community whose support makes
City’s Summer Playground Program concludes with grand finale Summer Fun Bash
After an active and enjoyable summer season that kicked off on July 2, the City of Moose Jaw concluded its weekday Summer Playground Program with a grand finale Summer Fun
First Rider program introduces young students to school bus safety
Excitement and perhaps a little nervous energy was in the air as soon-to-be kindergarteners and Pre K students gathered at Lindale Elementary School on the afternoon of Aug. 15 to
A patchwork of memories: One local quilter’s crazy quilt offers something to remember grandma by
Last week, the Fun Friday Quilters group met up at the Timothy Eaton Gardens to host a quilt show with the intention of helping to raise funds in support of
Four local retirement homes help support the food bank during its time of crisis
In a heartwarming display of community spirit from Moose Jaw’s senior community, several local retirement homes partnered up to contribute a sizable donation in support of the Moose Jaw &
Japanese student Mahiro Ebina celebrates her 17th birthday in Moose Jaw
During an international tour of Moose Jaw and the Canadian Prairies this week, one Japanese student partaking in the Spike & Ai International student program celebrated her birthday in Canada
Nanan STEM Academy helps students learn about life skills through science and feedback
In partnership with Skills Canada Saskatchewan and the Holy Trinity Catholic School Division, the Nanan STEM Academy hosted a recent educational summer camp to teach young students about life skills
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