MooseJawToday.com will be presenting a month by month look back at 2020 over the next few days.
The following is a sample of headlines from July.
Canada Day in Moose Jaw: a photo story
New book about police support dog offers hope to traumatized victims
Province testing new technology to improve farmer’s mental health
Mayor, councillors likely to get double-digit pay raise in 2021
Premier Moe thanks Michelson, retiring MLAs
Optimist Scholarships presented
Warriors name Burnett new assistant coach
‘The root cause (of this problem) is an absentee landlord,’ resident says about derelict property
Local author, mental health advocate using book sales to donate to suicide awareness
The Cat Came Back: Chell family overjoyed at return of family pet after two months
Canada Day car show donates $3,500 to Moose Jaw & District Food Bank
Moose Jaw Co-op opens new pharmacy location in Hillcrest area
Some churches have eagerly reopened after months of closure
Festival of Words kicks off today for first-ever virtual version of events
Barber returns to the streets to offer free haircuts to less fortunate residents
Seniors’ care home to be converted into student housing
Watershed group gets $45K to teach students about biodiversity
Daemon Hunt to take part in National Junior Team camp
Moose Jaw Transition House receives $5,000 donation for pandemic outreach work
“He’s such a great kid:” family of Moose Jaw teen with terminal brain cancer in need of help
New Buffalo Pound pool opens after old one closed in 2018
Car club donates $2K to Hunger in Moose Jaw’s nutrition program
Steve D. Goose Running For Mayor
That’s a wrap: 24th annual Festival of Words finishes with a swell of applause
International medical team staying closer to home this year
Retired lawyer could have played hockey with NHL’s Red Wings
Moose Jaw Food Bank welcomes new development manager this week
Moose Jaw Police Service expands, swearing in two new officers
British scientists contradict accepted livestock emissions measurement
CP Rail pledges to match Health Foundation Radiothon pledges in September
Moose Jaw warmly welcomes new owner of Ashdown’s Furniture
Dance Images getting back into shape with Crescent Park classes
Artist wants court's help to finish monument to early pioneers
