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Moose Jaw All Stars still seeking first win after falling to Alberta at Canadian Little League Championship

Moose Jaw All Stars still seeking first win after falling to Alberta at Canadian Little League Championship

Prairie representatives give up pair of five-run innings, go on to drop 12-2 decision to Rocky Mountain Little League
Buffalo Pound Water Treatment plant planned outage Aug. 6

Buffalo Pound Water Treatment plant planned outage Aug. 6

Water service to residents to continue uninterrupted.
Upgrading pathways and spray parks of interest to Moose Jaw councillors

Upgrading pathways and spray parks of interest to Moose Jaw councillors

Changing the hours of spray parks would affect the budget and increase water consumption.
Man sentenced to two months in jail for trafficking fentanyl, meth

Man sentenced to two months in jail for trafficking fentanyl, meth

Ryan Kupser, 45, appeared by video in Moose Jaw Provincial Court recently, where he was sentenced after pleading guilty to several offences.
Province’s finances ‘pretty good,’ Q1 fiscal update coming soon, minister says

Province’s finances ‘pretty good,’ Q1 fiscal update coming soon, minister says

The Hon. Jim Reiter was in Moose Jaw recently and spoke with reporters about his meetings with the business community and Chamber of Commerce.
In photos: Highlights from the '25 Sask. Festival of Words

In photos: Highlights from the '25 Sask. Festival of Words

Readers and writers alike gathered for a wide range of events that celebrated poetry, prose, and performance.
New Red River cart installation highlights Métis culture at Tourism Moose Jaw

New Red River cart installation highlights Métis culture at Tourism Moose Jaw

Moose Jaw’s position as a major crossroads in pre-railroad Canada underlines the significance of the cart’s new placement at the tourism centre, connecting contemporary visitors to the region’s deep Métis and transport history.
Paperwork and pain: Moose Jaw’s history under the Chinese Exclusion Act

Paperwork and pain: Moose Jaw’s history under the Chinese Exclusion Act

The Act became law on Dominion Day — July 1, 1923 — effectively banning Chinese immigration and ordering all people of Chinese origin, including Canadian-born children, to register within 12 months or face fines, jail, or deportation.
Moose Jaw’s stormwater bylaw now official despite resident's protest

Moose Jaw’s stormwater bylaw now official despite resident's protest

More than 11,000 properties in Moose Jaw will begin paying a monthly fee of $9.80 to fund the city’s stormwater operations and infrastructure needs.
Shuffleboard group announces winners of annual Moose Jaw tourney

Shuffleboard group announces winners of annual Moose Jaw tourney

There were 40 participants — and many fans of the game — from across the three Prairie provinces and Arizona who attended, with many renewing long-time friendships and making new ones through the enthusiasm for the game.
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