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The province is distributing $1.1 million from the criminal property forfeiture fund to police agencies, the provincial Victims’ Fund and other community programs.

The Development Appeals Board heard from homeowner Nathan Fall at 841 Ominica Street East about constructing a detached garage on his property even though it goes against the City of Moose Jaw's zoning bylaw.

The federal government has provided the City of Moose Jaw with more than $37.4 million in funding since 2005 through the CCBF, formerly the gas tax fund.

The existing cloverleaf-shaped on- and off-ramps will be replaced with modern diamond-shaped on- and off-ramps, similar to the Regina Bypass network.

The event, which is open to the public, is designed to foster collaboration among community agencies, promote trauma-informed care, and provide practical tools for improving emotional well-being

“SIN3056843” is a light-hearted psychological thriller about a documentary filmmaker who is obsessed with a late 1970s experimental cult-classic film.

More than 140 people attended Moose Jaw Right to Life's recent banquet, which featured constitutional and freedom-focused lawyer, John Carpay.

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High pick and changing hockey landscape could bring elite player to Moose Jaw this spring

A company that owns property on Manitoba Street West plans to subdivide the land and use it to potentially expand a business on an adjacent property on Third Avenue Northwest.