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Hwy. 1 radar camera should move, Moose Jaw police board says

Hwy. 1 radar camera should move, Moose Jaw police board says

The existing cloverleaf-shaped on- and off-ramps will be replaced with modern diamond-shaped on- and off-ramps, similar to the Regina Bypass network.
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Amazon Prime picks up season 1 of Moose Jaw screenwriter鈥檚 TV series

Amazon Prime picks up season 1 of Moose Jaw screenwriter鈥檚 TV series

鈥淪IN3056843鈥� is a light-hearted psychological thriller about a documentary filmmaker who is obsessed with a late 1970s experimental cult-classic film.
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Courage, grit needed when facing hostility, pro-life lawyer says

Courage, grit needed when facing hostility, pro-life lawyer says

More than 140 people attended Moose Jaw Right to Life's recent banquet, which featured constitutional and freedom-focused lawyer, John Carpay.
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Five headlines for Friday morning

Five headlines for Friday morning

Here are some headlines for this morning.
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Subdivision of property could help expand Moose Jaw butcher shop

Subdivision of property could help expand Moose Jaw butcher shop

A company that owns property on Manitoba Street West plans to subdivide the land and use it to potentially expand a business on an adjacent property on Third Avenue Northwest.
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Moose Jaw to partner with Swift Current on accessibility project

Moose Jaw to partner with Swift Current on accessibility project

During its April 7 regular meeting, city council voted unanimously to support the Targeted Sector Support (TSS) initiative grant funding application in partnership with the southwest Saskatchewan municipality.
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Carbon tax and potholes top of mind for Moose Jaw鈥檚 city council

Carbon tax and potholes top of mind for Moose Jaw鈥檚 city council

City administration provided answers about the carbon tax and filling in potholes during the recent regular city council meeting.
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Continued decline of crime data prompts MJPS to double-check accuracy

Continued decline of crime data prompts MJPS to double-check accuracy

The data showed that, overall, crimes against people have declined 16.9 per cent year-over-year, while crimes against property have declined 42.7 per cent year-over-year.
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Five headlines for Thursday morning

Five headlines for Thursday morning

Here are some headlines for this morning.
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Battle of Vimy Ridge was a pivotal moment for Canada 108 years ago

Battle of Vimy Ridge was a pivotal moment for Canada 108 years ago

The Vimy Foundation, an organization dedicated to preserving the memory of this event, which raged from April 9 to 12 in 1917 and killed 3,598 soldiers and wounded 7,004, has highlighted some stories of the 11,285 soldiers whose names appear on the monument in France.
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