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Temporary lane restrictions for 2025 sewer lining program start Sept. 4

Temporary lane restrictions for 2025 sewer lining program start Sept. 4

No closures anticipated, but traffic speed will be reduced to 30 km/h in work zones.
Potential construction impacts on Oxford Street W and Clifton Avenue

Potential construction impacts on Oxford Street W and Clifton Avenue

SaskPower work begins Sept. 2.
Grow Your Own Future: End of summer

Grow Your Own Future: End of summer

Early fall chores that might help supply quality food for your table and help to keep your garden beautiful.
Willow Lodge receives $10K from SaskGaming to support shelter operations

Willow Lodge receives $10K from SaskGaming to support shelter operations

Open for a year and a half, Willow Lodge has run near capacity while offering low-barrier support to people experiencing homelessness.
Minto Church to hold final service on Sunday after building sells

Minto Church to hold final service on Sunday after building sells

'It’s unfortunate that we can no longer use the entire space (at Minto Church) properly, (but) we’re generally pretty happy that our beloved building is going to another church'
Alley closure west of Main Street N starts Sept. 4

Alley closure west of Main Street N starts Sept. 4

Underground cable replacement project to take most of the month.
Intermittent parking lane closures on Athabasca Street E

Intermittent parking lane closures on Athabasca Street E

Closures for street light work begin Sept. 2.
The results are in for the ’25 Moose Jaw & District Soapbox Derby

The results are in for the ’25 Moose Jaw & District Soapbox Derby

When the dust settled, racers from Swift Current took top honours in both divisions, while Moose Jaw’s drivers proudly held their own against tough competition
Temporary lane closures for corridor study start Sept. 3

Temporary lane closures for corridor study start Sept. 3

The 2025 Corridor Study will provide a detailed design of road surface features.
Donation leaves Moose Jaw food bank up to its eyeballs in potatoes

Donation leaves Moose Jaw food bank up to its eyeballs in potatoes

Second Harvest donated 14 pallets of potatoes, filling the food bank's warehouse with enough spuds to potentially make six million grams of French fries.
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