It is something growing not just in the community but throughout the country and beyond. What is growing is a metaphysical movement, where people believe that the solutions to life’s problems in the physical are in another realm beyond that.
We speak to a local psychic medium and spiritual advisor about her upcoming presentation to get some insight in what it is all about and leave it up to you the reader to ask questions and to believe or not to believe.
Read MoreThey are one of the most intriguing birds locally and they are prolific rodent hunters making quick work of mice and gophers but they also have a world of their own.
This week’s Wildlife Wednesday looks at the Great Horned Owl. Cover photo by Edsel James
Read MoreIt is back for its sixth year in Moose Jaw and once again the Snowed in Comedy Tour is set to get people laughing. The reviews so far have been positive.
Appearing February 27th at 8 pm the Mae Wilson Theatre is set for laughter.
“For me, that is what made the Snowed In Comedy Tour show one of the best shows I have seen in Vancouver so far. The humor was accessible and relatable to all audiences. Except children. Seriously, don’t bring children,” the Vancouver Weekly said.
Read MoreA Valentine’s message
Read MoreWith the weather about to improve and the Family Day weekend approaching the Wakamow Valley Authority is holding the perfect family event this Saturday as Winterfest is set to return for another year in the park.
Read MoreIt is a member of the weasel family and is a ferocious creature many do not think to be calling Moose Jaw home but they do live here. This week learn about the mink.
Read MoreSaturday afternoon was a hit with the kids as they got to experience the past at the Western Development Museum
Read MoreA write up about SCRAPS and how you can become involved.
Read MoreIt is often overlooked in the Winter months but the WDM is hositng one of its biggest events ot the year on Saturday that is interactive, fun and a learning experience that helps keep the past alive all inside where it is nice, cozy and warm.
Read MoreMoose Jaw is fast becoming known as a funny city and there are more laughs on the way as another comedy act is set to stop in.
Read MoreOften misunderstood the coyote can get a bad rap. This week’s Wildlife Weekend looks at the coyote. Cover photo by Michael St. Laurent.
Read MoreSometimes you need more exercise and perhaps a diet.
Read MoreThis week we present another bonded pair of adorable kittens looking for a furever home.
Read MoreOnce again it is Feline Friday where we feature SCRAPS - MJ. This week we are out to help find a dynamic duo of cats a furever home.
Read MoreMost people think about them because of their quills but there is more to the life for the North American porcupine. Cover photo by Michael St Laurent
Read MoreIf you ever wanted to be part of history the WDM is looking for you Saturday at 2 pm.
Read MoreFor those of you wanting to know how to help out SCRAPS in their efforts to assist feral felines in Moose Jaw there is a special calendar model signing this Saturday.
Read MoreIt may be cold outside but Mother Nature’s animals have ways to survive the cold. Plus there are ways you can help out as Wildlife Wednesday focuses on how animals survive the bitter cold. Cover photo by Bob Schultz.
Read MoreFor nine days he was likely the most notorious cat in Moose Jaw and attracted attention all the way to Regina. Despite the sub-zero temperatures and even thoughts he was a goner he made it home without apparently having to give up any of his nine lives.
Read MoreThe Holidays might be over but it is never a holiday it seems when it comes to finding cats furever homes. Here is the latest a trio of cats looking for a place they can call home.
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