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

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 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

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

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.

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

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

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

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

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