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Citizen and Group of the Year awards recognize significant contributions to the city’s quality of life that private citizens have made in 2024.

City Hall is ensuring that all necessary paperwork is updated so that they can continue to receive funding.

Putting excess bounty to tasty purposes.

“Working for myself is where my heart is, and always has been. I’ve had multiple businesses; this isn’t my first, and it probably won’t be my last.”

The provincial government has recognized 12 lawyers — including three in Moose Jaw — for their contributions to the legal profession and public service by giving them the King’s Counsel (K.C.) designation.

Residents, board members, volunteer drivers and local, municipal and federal dignitaries gathered in the Town of Gravelbourg on Dec. 19 for a ribbon-cutting ceremony to recognize the two achievements.

Predictable, but always warm and fuzzy, up until now.

“This is one of our biggest fundraisers, so we really appreciate the public’s support for this,” announced Donna MacQuarrie-Bye

“The children are absolutely amazing,” he said. “I can’t believe some of the things they check out. They really think about what they’re going to buy for their loved ones.”

To date, the holiday train tradition has raised more than $24.3 million along with over 5.3 million pounds (2.4 million kilograms) of food since its inception in 1999.