With the RCMP Musical Ride appearing at the Moose Jaw Hometown Fair there has been a lot of questions about attending from many people.
To help those interested and attending one of the four performances the Moose Jaw Exhibition wants to answer those questions for attendees.
For those of you who have not entered there are details at the bottom of the article on how to win four free tickets to the Moose Jaw Hometown Fair.
Read MoreDriving an electrically powered go kart in a race might sound like a lot of fun but there is an ulterior educational motive behind it that pairs the program, industry and schools focusing on the future.
It has four Ford dealerships in the province opening up their shops to students allowing schools who have no automotive shop facilities to be exposed to the automotive industry.
Read MoreFor months a group of students from Phoenix Academy and Vanier Collegiate have through a partnership with Moose Jaw Ford have re-designed and converted formerly gasoline powered go-karts to electrically driven.
The months long project is wrapping up with the go-karts to participate in a charity event on June 18th.
Read MoreA sure sign of spring and summer as the Wakamow Valley Farmer’s Market kicks off its 2022 season tomorrow morning.
Read MoreThey may have performed at the Moose Jaw Hometown Fair in the past but the return of the RCMP Musical Ride for four performances is generating a lot of interest.
The story includes details on how to enter our Day At The Moose Jaw Hometown Fair contest.
Read MoreHere are the details of the contest to attend the Moose Jaw Hometown Fair.
We will be publishing the article with the answer to the skill testing question as well as the entry form soon.
Read MoreIf you like stand up comedy then this Friday is going to be a big night for you as seven comedians are set to perform.
Read MoreThe Saskatchewan Burrowing Owl Centre is launching their 2022 season with a barbecue and entertainment this Saturday afternoon in a family friendly event.
Read MoreA candid conversation with Phyllis O’Connor Executive Director of the Canadian Mental Health Association (CMHA) about the effects of the COVID - 19 pandemic on people’s mental health.
The CMHA recently presented the results of a survey they conducted showing the trend lines in people’s attitudes, fears and overall impact the pandemic has had on individuals’ mental health.
O’Connor’s main message is in a world with a seeming reduction in empathy to one another is to remember everyone is impacted differently and just try to be kind to one another.
Read MoreA system that started out close to 50 years ago as a labour of love and philanthropy which was designed to help people with special needs to more readily communicate is now available for free.
Despite its low usage in North America the system created by former Moose Jaw resident, Subhas Maharaj, for people with special needs who are unable to speak is widely used in parts of Asia.
It is also seeing a bit of a resilience for refugees and immigrants as an aid to help them to communicate.
Read MoreTo say thank you to local healthcare workers for all they have done during the pandemic the Moose Jaw Girl Guides made 381 key chains for the staff at the Dr F. H. Wigmore Regional Hospital plus dropped off Girl Guides cookies for the staff to enjoy.
Read MoreWith it being Earth Day nature columnist Kimberly Epp writes about baby animals and the avian flu.
Read MoreWith the Moose Jaw Hometown Fair now a go in 2022 the entertainment has been booked with a variety of acts famous world-wide, internationally and locally set to entertain fairgoers.
Read MoreThe Moose Jaw Exhibition Company elected their Executive Committee for 2022 at their regular monthly meeting on Tuesday evening.
Read MoreThe lifting of COVID - 19 restrictions has seen a bounce back of events partially funded by Visit Moose Jaw.
The consortium of local hotels and events centres has seen the number of events they fund return to pre-COVID levels which should have a major impact on Moose Jaw’s event driven economy.
Read MoreAs part of their outreach program SCRAPs - MJ recently visited Diversified Services.
Read MoreOne of SCRAPS - MJ cats is very happy as it now has a furrever home.
Read MoreThe war in Ukraine has touched home for many and here is a chance to enjoy a meal, show solidarity as well as see net proceeds go to assist Ukrainian war refugees.
Read MoreHe was an older cat who spent the majority of his life as a stray which saw an outpouring of support when his story was told.
Sadly Hemmingway has passed away in this update from SCRAPS - MJ.
Read MoreSCRAPS - MJ thanks Central Collegiate students for their generous donation.
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