Designed to help out those who could not or had a hard time purchasing a good and healthy restaurant meal The Big Give managed to cook up more donations than originally planned leaving many people smiling.
For restaurants it is a needed shot of confidence and cash into their tills while for the recipients it is a good meal in some tough pandemic times.
Read MoreFor those who are younger than 55 and 40 years of age or older plus willing to be vaccinated with the AstraZeneca COVID - 19 vaccine you have about a week to wait until you are eligible to be inoculated.
Read MoreWinter might be finally find itself being engulfed by spring but how did the birds fair in the past few days of bad weather - here is how they did it.
Read MoreWith flavoured vaping products attractive to underage users the Province has introduced regulations designed to further limit youth access.
Read MoreThe public is invited to participate in the consultation process and contribute their ideas to the proposed concept plan for the new South Hill joint use school.
Read MoreA member of the Moose Jaw business community is facing voyeurism charges in Regina Provincial Court.
Read MoreA letter to parents advises a case of COVID - 19 has been detected in Vanier Collegiate.
Read MoreFor the second year in a row the Regina Folk Festival has been cancelled due to the COVID - 19 pandemic.
Read MoreWith the weather nice and turkey still to wear off from Easter former MJ Independent editor Nick Murray continues his journey playing on ranking the outdoor basketball courts Moose Jaw has to offer.
Read MoreWith Sunday being a windy day plastic bags came to life
Read MoreThis Caturday we feature a beautiful calico cat as SCRAPS Adoptable of the week.
Read MoreThis week’s Feline Friday photo.
Read MoreIf you have hazardous waste that you wish to dispose of the City is offering the first of two free drop-off collection days this coming Saturday.
Read MoreTo help ensure more residents are vaccinated against COVID - 19 the Saskatchewan Health Authority is offering two first come - first served vaccination clinics in Moose Jaw.
Read MoreFor those just a few years younger than 55 your time has come as the Saskatchewan Health Authority has lowered the age at their drive-thru and walk-in clinics to those who are 51 - 54 years of age ONLY.
Read MoreWith the rise of Crystal Meth use and proliferation in Moose Jaw the MJ Independent has agreed to run the press releases from the Moose Jaw Crystal Meth Strategy Committee to help keep residents informed and help in spreading knowledge about this scourge that is destroying more and more lives in the community.
Read MoreIf you are 52 - 54 years of age and want to get vaccinated against COVID - 19 there is a walk-in clinic planned for you this Thursday at the Moose Jaw Exhibition Grounds clinic site.
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