There is a beehive of activity going on right now at the Moose Jaw Exhibition Grounds (250 Thatcher Drive East) as the final rides and preparations is underway for the Moose Jaw Hometown Fair.
This year’s Fair will feature the most rides in the past 15 years of the fair if not as long as there has been a fair.
Advance wristband sales - where you can save money - go until Wednesday at 5 pm at the Moose Jaw Exhibition office located at 250 Thatcher Drive East.
Read MoreThere may have been go karts racing around part of the parking lot at the Town and Country Mall on Saturday. But it wasn’t all about racing around but it was also an opportunity to raise public awareness about Occupational Stress Injury.
Read MoreIt may have looked like only fun was going on with the go karts tearing up a portion of the Town and Country Mall’s parking lot.
But actually it was also about education, the future of vehicles and helping out a charity that works to assist those with Occupational Stress Illness.
Read MoreA video report interviewing Todd Johnson general manager of the Wakamow Valley Authority about the Wakamow Farmer’s Market and how it has complimented the valley.
Read MoreA video report where we ask questions about the market and how the artisan style and the beauty of Langdon Crescent go hand in hand.
Read MoreVintage Volkswagen cars - Beetles - and vans are considered cultural classics after being featured in a popular Walt Disney Films movie and the involvement of the vans in the Hippie counter culture and the Beach Scene of the latter 1960’s and early to mid 1970’s
On Saturday the Prairie Volks Car Club held a fun rally and show in Moose Jaw.
Read MoreThe 54th annual Mike Mintenko Summerfest swim meet is underway at the Phyllis Dewar Outdoor Pool. The annual meet, put on by the Moose Jaw Kinsmen Flying Fins, goes goes today - Saturday - and also runs Sunday as well. Spectators are welcome.
Read MoreThe winners of our biggest contest ever picked up their prize package to attend the Moose Jaw Hometown Fair.
Read MoreVanier’s SADD (Students Against Distracted Driving) held a noon hour program that used simulations that demonstrated the effects bad driving habits (such as impaired driving, not wearing seat belts and distracted driving) could have
Effects that if a collision was serious could impact their lives, intergenerational family impacts, their friends as well as the community.
It was all about simulations so students would learn and help avoid having to experience it in their lives
Read MoreA question was asked to Administration if there were plans to upgrade the intersection of 9th Avenue NE and Thatcher Drive East to make it more pedestrian friendly.
Read MoreThe rising cost of fuel has another councillor asking questions about the effect on the City’s budget
Read MoreAn email has been sent out by a school principal about alleged incidents which occurred on the school grounds.
The email states the accused was never a threat to any students or staff.
Read MoreIn what could be argued as Moose Jaw moving from the Friendly City to a more Notorious One - at least when it comes to entering city hall - was evident in a enquiry asked at Council.
Read MoreQuestions were asked why work is on-going in front of Sunningdale School during the school year and why not when school is out
Read MoreControlling the pigeon population, known for their droppings and constant cooing in the areas they live around, was asked about at Council.
Read MoreRubbery soil under sidewalks in Sunningdale and the cracks it produces plus ways to help prevent it was the subject of an enquiry.
Read MoreThe Moose Jaw Police Service (MJPS) is seeking information to help locate three female lost souls who have been allegedly been up to a variety of naughty things.
Read MoreA question was asked about the potential of putting up a four way stop at the intersection of 4th Avenue NW and MacDonald Street West as a safety measure and due to the number of accidents at the intersection.
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