Vintage 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 winners of our biggest contest ever picked up their prize package to attend the Moose Jaw Hometown Fair.
Read MoreAnimals who are orphaned are often cared for by foster parents.
Empathy seems alive and well in the Animal Kingdom as Wildlife Wednesday returns.
Read MoreHere are the details, to watch or be part of, the Moose Jaw Hometown Fair’s parade to be held Wednesday June 22nd at 7 pm. This year’s parade theme is Salute To Our Heroes.
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 MoreIf you ever wanted to go out and explore the Western Development Museum tomorrow June 11th is your day.
Thanks to the sponsorship of the Bank of Montreal tomorrow is the first of two days this year where admission is FREE to any of the four WDMs in the province.
Read MoreIt may not have been a donation of millions of dollars but a pair of nine year old students sold lemonade and cupcakes with the proceeds going to SCRAPS to help them help Moose Jaw’s feral feline population.
Read MoreThere is new ownership at Al Capone’s Pizza.
We have a candid conversation with one of the new owners about the ten years of hard work and long hours he put in in order to save and realize his dream of being a business owner.
Uttam Prajapati sees opportunity in his first ever business venture.
He plans to keep Capone’s existing menu and has already expanded to it with a new butter chicken pizza. He is grateful to those who have supported his business in its first month of operation.
Read MoreWith the rising cost of food, many people not working during the COVID - 19 pandemic and inflation the Moose Jaw and District Food Bank is facing record demand for its services.
This July the Food Bank will be reaching out to the community with its End Hunger campaign to ask for help to help those who need a little help to have food security.
Read MoreMosaic Place is set to go way back in time this weekend as the dinosaurs walk again.
Read MoreWith 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.
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