Although the Midway may be the main attraction for many the Moose Jaw Hometown Fair has not deserted its rural roots
The 4H beef show and sale plus the miniature horses make their appearances on Saturday and Sunday
Both events are free with gate admission
Read MoreThere was lots of hitting and runs scored as the Moose Jaw Canucks U18 AA team split a Saturday double header
The Canucks remain in the hunt for the final playoff spot
Read MoreA number of streets will be closed on Saturday morning from 7:30 - 9:30 as there is a charity run during this time.
There is a map in the article showing which ones.
Read MoreThe number of other break and enters - garden sheds, sheds, out buildings and garages - may have dropped from March to April but thieves were still out looking for crimes of opportunity.
Thieves will be thieves given the opportunity.
In response the Moose Jaw Police Service has posted advice on how to help prevent it and snip the crimes in the bud.
Read MoreThe 2024 Moose Jaw Hometown Fair is offering a wide variety of FREE entertainment with your admission to the grounds this year
It’s everything from high flying motorcycles, pony rides, a clown, dinosaurs, a few reptiles and even fairies
Read MoreIt’s just one week until the Moose Jaw Home Town Fair kicks off.
And if you want to save money on your entry and ride as many rides as you want now is the time to act.
Read MoreA cow on the loose evaded the Moose Jaw Police Service this morning.
After being overly aggressive and becoming a safety hazard the decision was made to euthanize the animal.
Read MoreThree local students were top ten finalists at the Provincial Heritage Fair held at Government House in Regina
Read MoreIt was an almost brand new Canucks team as they stormed out of the dugout like something out of a Hollywood war movie.
The Canucks managed to come from behind and defeat the visiting Regina Athletics.
Read MoreThe Moose Jaw Police Service is requesting the public’s assistance to help locate a missing 29 year old woman
Read MoreThieves, trespassers and vandals are slowly stripping and destroying the former Valley View buildings
The former provincial government institution is now privately owned with the owners planning to incorporate the existing facilities into their development
The extent of the damage is unknown at this time but appears to be extensive and ongoing at the present time
Read MoreThe final athletes of the month for 2023 - 2024 athletic year.
Read MoreIf you have the old winter beater still on the road or you need to learn the rules of the road this Wednesday and Thursday you may want to pay special attention as police from around the province are about to traffic blitz the city
They may be fine days to drive
Read MoreWith the recent resignation of a citizen member from the Moose Board of Police Commissioners the call has gone out for a new commissioner
Read MoreNo matter how you look at it the deal between the City and the Moose Jaw Warriors is done, the ink is dry and it is now public.
There are some important changes in the new five year deal which may impact the bottom line of both parties.
City manager Maryse Carmichael said she is happy the lengthy negotiations are over and both parties are on friendly terms with each other.
Read MoreA former long term councillor says he is worried about the costs and added debt load a proposed new landfill could bring to the city.
He says the City needs to reconsider expansion of the present landfill as in his opinion and knowledge after 24 years on Council is the cheapest and most cost effective option
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Read MoreOver the years the City of Moose Jaw has had seemingly opposing consulting engineers’ recommendations calling for expansion of the present landfill or finding a new site altogether
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